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Is war-driven inflation still transitory?
The Fed’s inflation-fighting credibility is in doubt as the Iran war triggers an oil shock that could push back the timeline for the central bank to reach its 2% target. Mark Fleming from First American told Reuters that markets and consumers are already questioning what could happen if upward pressure on prices persists.
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