Inflation's Five-Year Grip: From $6 Eggs to $50,000 Cars
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Prices have climbed for more than five years, squeezing household budgets and shaking consumer confidence. Eggs that once cost a few dollars now sell for $6. Cars that once sold for $30,000 now carry $50,000 price tags. These charts show how inflation has reshaped everyday life in America.