Trump Acknowledges Challenges in Reducing Grocery Prices Amid Inflation
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President-elect Donald Trump is backtracking on his campaign promise to reduce grocery prices, acknowledging the complexity of inflation and the potential impact of his proposed tariffs on imported goods. Despite winning the election partly on this promise, Trump now admits he cannot guarantee that prices will decrease, citing challenges like the broken supply chain. This shift suggests a pivot from his initial assurances to managing expectations and potential blame for any economic shortcomings during his upcoming term.
- Trump Is Starting to Walk Back His Vow to Bring Down Grocery Prices Rolling Stone
- Trump just said groceries will be more affordable ‘very soon.’ He’s also said that might be very hard to achieve CNN
- Trump says slashing grocery prices will be ‘very hard’ The Hill
- Inflation Is Stuck. Can Trump Unstick It? The Wall Street Journal
- Trump says it will be 'hard' to bring down grocery prices, pins hopes on lower energy costs and better supply chains NBC News
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