Trump's War with Iran Hits Six Months, Fueling High Inflation Rates

The six-month mark has been reached in President Trump's war with Iran, and this ongoing conflict is contributing to higher inflation rates. Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh has expressed concerns that if inflation does not cool down, the central bank may be forced to take action.

President Trump's tariffs on Canada are also having an impact on prices across the border, adding to the existing pressure on inflation. This has led experts to predict potential economic consequences for both countries involved in the conflict and those affected by the tariffs.