U.S.-Iran War Ramps Up Oil Pressures as CPI, PPI Will Weigh on Fed's Outlook

Escalation between the U.S. and Iran over the holiday weekend caused crude oil prices to climb and stocks to waver. Kevin Hincks discusses the latest macro moves impacting Wall Street and the U.S. Treasury's plans to alleviate pressure. One headline adding pressure: new tariffs from Canada that range between 15% to 50% on some U.S. products. Kevin sets his expectations for CPI and PPI as investors brace for volatility to the stock market and the Fed's interest rate outlook.

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