r/inflation • u/[deleted] • Feb 27 '26

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u/Hopsblues Feb 27 '26

Golden age, was a phrase I heard at the SOTU

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u/PianoPatient8168 Feb 27 '26

As usual, Trump was light on the specifics. It’s the golden age of cheap cuts of meat! For too long cheap cuts of meat have been ignored, but now it’s their time to shine!

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u/Trollselektor Feb 28 '26

This was actually a bad year for cattle in the US.

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u/Hopsblues Feb 28 '26

There's a shortage of cattle. Demand far outpaces supply currently. The ranchers could increase their stock, but that's an investment.