(https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMiW0FVX3lxTE9peGtRbnFGWVpDR1ZSVEQzZWwzZGlIMlFWRy1iZWNxYk9hSnpYM1NuaDhFampsX2Z0TUprbHZoOENqWDRiZVdQV3BOcEpIUWRFM2ZrVk5NNnZLV1U?oc=5) isn't the real story—it's the setup for margin compression in U.S. consumer staples. Cheaper energy means lower input costs for food, paper, and household products, but here's the trap: consumers are already maxed out on price tolerance. Retailers won't push prices higher.

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