Up. Down. Up again. Then down harder.
The economy no longer moves—it jerks.
Prices rise overnight. Drop just enough to feel like relief. Then surge again with a new explanation attached. Supply chains. Global tensions. Seasonal adjustments. Always a reason. Never a pattern that holds.
But what if the instability is the pattern?
April’s “Month of Fools” doesn’t ask you to panic. It asks you to notice. Because when systems stop behaving predictably, people stop planning—and start reacting.
And a reactive population is easier to steer.
Stability creates independence.
Instability creates reliance.
So the question isn’t “Why is this happening?”
It’s “Who benefits when nothing stays steady?”
Link for Article:
https://www.cnbc.com/2024/03/25/why-gas-prices-are-rising-again.html
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