I still want to talk about it. When I was writing the article about the big fire, I deliberately did not write about its impact on inflation. It's not that there is no impact, but because the effect of the fire in January will definitely not be reflected in the data for January, and it may not even appear in the data for February. According to the statistical methods used in the United States, it would be good if it shows up in the data for March.

So my focus on the big fire is more on the immediate situation, and it's still difficult to estimate the macroeconomic impact. However, even if it does affect inflation, it is inevitable, just like last year's tornado.

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