Here's where inflation increased month-over-month. 👀

So, energy indeed, month over month, up 3. 9% but of course, the gains have been especially acute in gasoline, um which saw a 7% gain month over month. Fuel oil up 3. 8% electricity still rising, although at a more moderate rate of 6/10 of 1%. So, that also perhaps a good news. The other thing that is a change month on month is we had been seeing sort of food inflation start to heat up, grocery inflation starting to heat up a little bit. That also uh decelerated in May. 0. 2% was the increase. It had been 1/2 a percent in April. Again, I'm going to look at the more detailed components to see how that breaks down, but like there were things like a big spike in prices of tomatoes, for example, because of some agricultural um changes, right? Weather, etc. Um and then we'll continue to watch what's going on with beef prices, especially now that we have screwworm detected in Texas, and that's a big concern for the beef industry. So, there are sort of some idiosyncratic inputs into the food situation.