US central bank: war with Iran fuels ‘moderately rapid’ inflation growth

US central bank: war with Iran fuels 'moderately rapid' inflation growth

„Regions noted that energy costs related to the conflict in the Middle East were a major inflationary factor, affecting prices for transportation, packaging, food products, and fertilizers,“ the FED states in its latest review of economic conditions in the United States.

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As is known, the US and Israel started a war with Iran on February 28. The latter responded with strikes against Washington’s allies in the region and practically blocked the Strait of Hormuz, through which approximately one-fifth of the world’s oil and gas is transported in peacetime. This blockade led to a surge in energy prices and severely disrupted supply chains.

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