Every month, as data becomes available, RCBJ updates it “Price Tracker” enabling readers to see the effects on prices for various commodities from January 2024 through June 2025.
In April, egg prices continued their retreat, down to $3.78 per dozen, from a high of $6.223 in March.
Beef prices continued to rise, month after month, standing in June at $6.103 per pound and exceeded a recent high of $5.854 from March. Beef has been increasing month over month since last September. Electricity prices breached a recent high and came in at $0.190/kwh. National unemployment retreated down to 4.1% for June.
How the impact of tariffs or threatened tariffs, the war in the Mideast, and civil unrest at home will affect prices in July and beyond will be the subject of future reports with many producers and utilities announcing price increases.
This month we’ve added a tracker on the 30-Year Fixed Mortgage Rate (Average) from January 2024 to date.
The categories we are tracking are:
- Whole Milk
- Grade A Large Eggs
- Navel Oranges
- Tomatoes, Field Grown
- Ground Chuck, 100% Beef
- Chicken, Fresh, Whole
- Electricity Per KWH
- Gasoline, Regular Unleaded
- Unemployment Rate
- 30-Year Fixed Mortgage Rate (Average)
Scroll down to view the data.
