By Karl Denninger
No problem trying to eat things that won’t give you die-a-beetyou, right? Possible exception? Chicken. Hope you like it (a lot) — but don’t count eggs, as they’re up 9.3% over the last year.
Citrus? Up 21% annuallized, with most of it in oranges. Welcome to Scurvyville.
There are some other big ones in here too. Natural gas up 11.8% annualized, which is a kick in the balls to anyone who uses it for heat. But fracking was going to save the world!
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