Fed’s Williams Expects Headline Inflation to Be Elevated by War

New York Fed President John Williams discusses the impact of the Iran war on US inflation, saying he is “looking at an inflation rate for the year as a whole of something like 2.75%,” but that can be impacted by energy prices. He speaks with Michael McKee on “Bloomberg Surveillance.” (Source: Bloomberg)

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