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Fact-Checkers Refute Trump's Claims on Falling Gas, Grocery, and Egg Prices

Independent data shows consumer costs are rising, contradicting President Trump's recent assertions of significant price declines.

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Overview

  • President Trump claimed gas prices had dropped to $1.98 per gallon in some states, but AAA data confirms the lowest state average is $2.68, with a national average of $3.17.
  • Egg prices have risen significantly, reaching a record high of $6.23 per dozen in March, up 26% since January, contrary to Trump's claims of a 93–94% price drop.
  • Grocery prices have increased by 0.4% month-over-month and 2.4% year-over-year, according to the Department of Labor, refuting Trump's statements about declining costs.
  • Existing home sales have fallen to their slowest pace since 2009, dropping 5.9% in March, despite Trump's assertion that housing market numbers are strong.
  • Fact-checkers emphasize the importance of accurate data in public discourse, highlighting discrepancies between Trump's statements and verified economic indicators.