Funny, I was just in Walmart last night and a dozen eggs was $4.39. Not the 18-pack, but the 12-pack. There's this thing called regional and local price variations, which makes your link meaningless. Cheapest eggs in my area now are at Aldi, $3.98/dz, and Costco/Sam's are among the most expensive. Retail egg prices are still at historic highs, highs reached after Trump took power. There is downward pressure on retail prices now, it's because people, like me, are just quitting eggs entirely. The people who bake will keep buying, of course, but a very large segment of the population eats eggs directly. I haven't eaten an egg since lat January, the last of two dozen I bought for $2.26 in late November.

Will eggs come down? Maybe, eventually, but never back to the high volume low prices that we were used to in previous years. Egg corporations have found that they can make way more profit shorting the market and charging higher prices for less eggs. In a perfect world we'd see eggs back down to $1.50-1.75 at most, and under a buck in some markets.