In hisDaily Market Notes report to investors, while commenting on the first quarter announcements, Louis Navellier wrote: Buy EnergyThis week is all about inflation. China announced on Monday that its consumer prices soared 1.5% in March. Specifically, China’s National Bureau of Statistics reported that fresh vegetable prices rose 17% in March, while fruit prices rose 4.3% and flour prices rose 4.6%. Wholesale prices rose 1.1% in March, up from 0.5% in February. China is experiencing more bottlenecks as its Shanghai province remains closed due to Covid-19. In fact, electric vehicle manufacture…