A lot of the price increases in groceries are strongly linked to oil & gas prices and commodity markets, due to a lot of innovation in the energy markets and recession fears oil companies have been stacking up on a lot of cash. For the first time gas powered cars have some serious competition when it comes to price so that means oil companies need to meet the consumer more on price which we can already see in global gas prices. Meanwhile Retail, Food & Hospitality are still taking economic hits due to covid support ending and now due to layoffs & bankruptcies are in a survival race due to an overinflated delivery market that's currently correcting. Governments & Banks have been preparing for this scenario for a while, we will have to see what it does to small lenders and private debt holders in things like mortgages. Also there are a lot of moving parts in the field of industrial automation and robots.