CNN wants your thoughts! They ask questions about ads. Was the ad helpful to you? Did it have problems? Maybe it was slow or didn’t load at all. It might have been too loud or showed the same thing over and over. You can tell them what you experienced. When you share your feedback, you help CNN understand how to make ads better. They really appreciate your help! Now, let’s talk about prices. Recently, the prices for things we buy, like food and energy, have been going up. This is what we call inflation. For example, the price of eggs jumped a lot because of a sickness in birds. Many people felt this change in their pockets. About a month ago, the Producer Price Index (PPI) showed that many producers are paying more for things they sell. This could mean that prices for everyone might keep rising. If food and energy prices go up, all businesses might need to raise their prices too. Economists, who are people that study money and markets, say this inflation might last for a while. They think it could even be worse later in the year. They pay attention to prices because if they go up a lot, it affects what families can buy. When people buy more goods instead of services, it makes things even more interesting. Interest rates, which are the extra money you pay when you borrow, have not changed much because of this inflation. That means borrowing can still be expensive for some. So, prices are tricky! Many things can cause prices to change. It’s important for everyone to know what’s happening with money and goods. Talking about these changes helps everyone understand and be ready. Remember, your thoughts are important! They help make things better for you and everyone else. Thank you for sharing!