We’ve all felt the pinch—at the gas pump, at the grocery store, and when reviewing the latest housing market data. While the headlines often shift to the “next big thing,” a quiet but devastating economic shock wave has been rippling through the global economy for months, and it’s not going away just because oil prices have dipped. In a recent deep dive, financial analyst Mark Moss explored why this “sticky” inflation is a trap for the Federal Reserve—and why it’s fundamentally changing where investors are putting their capital. The trouble began with geopolitical tensions involving Iran, which sent oil prices…
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