Where Have Prices Changed the Most in the U.S.? Gas Goes Down, Beef Steaks Go Up

Beef prices in the U.S. reach record highs due to cattle shortage

(NBC, KYMA/KECY) - Beef prices have hit record highs, largely due to a major shortage of cattle across the U.S. On a trip to some random grocery stores, shoppers are encountering some mouth-watering steaks with eye-watering prices, ranging from $12 to $21 to $53. "We love getting all we can for our calves," said Bill Deganahl, President of the Arizona Cattle Grower's Association and third generation rancher. "I don't think these cattle have ever…

Beef prices are at record highs. Omaha Steaks’ CEO offers two money-saving tips

A combination of factors, including shrinking cattle herds and sky-high demand, have pushed beef prices to record highs. Omaha Steaks CEO Nate Rempe explains why prices won’t fall anytime soon and two ways shoppers can save money on beef.

Where have prices changed the most in the U.S.? Gas goes down, beef steaks go up

U.S. inflation was unchanged in July as rising prices for some imported goods were balanced by falling gas and grocery prices, leaving overall prices

Beef prices soar to all-time high

"There is not much relief in sight as long as supplies are tight and consumers keep buying," one expert told Newsweek.