Price of dozen eggs in March?

Thursday

So just buy 5.50 to 5.75 and you'll be good

What weekly averages?

https://datasembly.com/grocery-price-index/

That would be fantastic lollipop since I have bets placed at every price below $6 lolry

We're all so happy for you.

Looking at that, the last 3 months have been 5-10% off. That is 2 polymarket brackets away from freds actual results. An estimate of 5.4 for Feb lol

I agree, please buy more

I buy them at $3.95 the dozen

I feel like instead of coffee in your name is should be another c word.

I completely agree

https://mymarketnews.ams.usda.gov/filerepo/sites/default/files/3725/2025-03-28/1232167/ams_3725_00069.pdf

we need a coffee of price market

need more months of this market

looks like you getting your wish. but I think you should dump yours too before they all do

It hasn't hit my stop yet , once 6 cents break

Also someone should ask for April seem like a good market w liquidity

This data is irrelevant for determining the March retail price for two key reasons: 1) Wholesale vs. Retail - This is the wholesale price, not retail. It doesn't tell you anything about the retail price unless you run a trend analysis which in that case would only help you determine the direction of the retail price. 2) Timing Mismatch - As generally known, wholesale price changes take up to three weeks to affect retail. This is reaffirmed in the report itself that you share: "wholesale price changes can take up to three weeks to be reflected in the retail dairycase, consumers are only now starting to see shelf prices slowly decline." Therefore, wholesale prices after mid-March impact April, not March. To estimate March's retail price, you must average wholesale prices from late February to early March and compare them to February's equivalent period (mid-January to mid-February), which actually tells you that retail price in March can on average be expected to be higher than February, see my analysis above.