we expect prices to go down in the course of the year as energy prices are are going, down as the commodity prices are going down. in the agri food chain, there is a lag. and so prices should stabilise more likely towards the end of the second half of the year. but in the meantime, in the meantime, our prices are still keeping up. well, on that point, christel delberghe, a real pleasure having you on the show. thanks so much for your time. and i ll talk to you again soon. thank you. you know, on today s programme, we ve been looking at how companies are setting prices as the costs go up and up and customers are squeezed. coffee, it s a treat, but the price of coffee beans has been on the rise like so many other commodities. four years ago, before the pandemic, a pound of arabica beans was trading on the market at around $0.94. one year ago, after
we expect prices to go down in the course of the year as energy prices are are going down as the the commodity prices are going down. in the agri food chain, there is a lag. and so prices should stabilise more likely towards the end of the second half of the year. but in the meantime, in the meantime, our prices are still are still keeping up. well, on that point, christel delberghe, a real pleasure having you on the show. thanks so much for your time. you know, on today s programme, we ve been looking at how companies are setting prices as the costs go up and up and customers are squeezed. coffee, it s a treat, but the price of coffee beans has been on the rise like so many other commodities. four years ago, before the pandemic, a pound of arabica beans was trading on the market at around $0.94.
representatives. the times union reports that new yorkers will soon be able to order cannabis products to their door steps. state regulators unveiled rules. deliveries can be made by bike, scooter or car. how are we going to get hilman into the attitude owe. he ll never make it. the atlantic journal constitution addresses the gas prices. thanks, biden. averaging $2.94. put a sticker on the pump. that s a 35% drop since prices peaked in june. by the way, on twitter, which i get on twitter, it looks different, it feels different. i don t know. i m trying to figure it out. i don t think it s going to work out. but, you know, it looks different and feels different. everybody on twitter is talking about twitter. something is going on on the it s just kind of boring.
neck-and-neck race. bryan llenas is in philadelphia ahead of the fundraiser this evening. what have you heard? good morning. there will be a fundraiser tonight here in philadelphia. the president will be attending behind closed doors for john fetterman but not before they go to pittsburgh to publicly appear together to tout the bipartisan infrastructure law. the senate race here is a toss-up. the latest aarp poll finds fetterman s lead dwindled to two points over republican dr. oz. it was a six-point margin in june. the most important issue for pennsylvania voters inflation and rising prices. the average price of a gallon of gas in the commonwealth is $3.94 higher than the national average and up 42 cents from last year. rising energy costs has fracking back on people s minds.
democratic party but the fringe elements. i didn t realize i would run against a poster child of that movement. when they don t actually believe in our ability to get things done they start the adopt policies that don t make any sense. harris: bryan llenas is live in philly now. bryan. harris, before the president and john fetterman hold the fundraiser here in philadelphia tonight they will both be in pittsburgh today touting the economic message, the bipartisan infrastructure law. the democrats are trying to sell a positive message on the economy as the senate race here in pennsylvania tightens, a race that could come down to how voters feel about inflation and rising prices. look at the average gas, the average price of gasoline in the commonwealth, $3.94. that s higher than the national average, 43 cents higher than last year. this as the energy information administration estimates folks will spend more this winter to