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100% agree... but in this case, the dollar is stronger and the pound weaker than it was in July 2021. So every single US order is more profitable for them now than it was when pricing was released. That swing should have offset some or all of the shift in costs on the production end.I could definitely understand a price increase; the world is a very different place than it was in July 2021.
That being said, it's certainly reasonable for future US order periods to incrementally increase in pricing over time, maybe starting now (or soon). The currency values will normalize or swing back, and they need to future-proof their pricing model enough to make the business case viable.