Egg Prices Drop After Record Highs, Economic Concerns Persist

While egg prices begin to decline, President Trump faces scrutiny over economic challenges and inflationary pressures.

Egg prices have fallen from a record high of $8.17 per dozen in early March to $5.51, according to USDA and Trading Economics data.
The bird flu epidemic, which has led to the culling of over 111 million birds, remains a key driver of elevated egg prices despite recent declines.
President Trump, who campaigned on lowering inflation and food costs, has faced criticism for not meeting expectations on price reductions during his early presidency.
Trump's imposition of tariffs on international imports has raised concerns among economists, with fears of retaliatory measures contributing to stock market instability and recession risks.
The Department of Justice is investigating potential price collusion among egg producers, as voters continue to cite economic pressures as a major concern.