See my post above

It comes down to whether supply has been greater than demand or vice versa.

There's no long term change in demand, just a short term one as people change their buying behaviour.

However, if pumps have run dry now and it's been the case for a while that demand > supply, the issue won't be resolved until something is done to increase supply.

Posted By: SimonOTBC, Sep 28, 10:47:17