 Prices between May and June falling for the first time since the COVID pandemic four years ago. And it's been driven in large part by decreases in the cost of gasoline. Car prices are also lower. Meantime, prices on other household staples like groceries have stabilized over the last year, though they're up about 25% since 2019. And while housing inflation continues to remain stubbornly high, economists do see signs it is starting to cool.