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  1. Conflict in Iran drives up energy prices and inflation.
  2. War spending increases inflationary pressures, and the conflict in Iran is driving up oil prices.
  3. The war with Iran is driving up costs and oil prices, prompting the FED to balance inflation and employment goals.
  4. Analyst supports the Fed's view on the labor market as the war in Iran drives up gas prices.

Oscar Munoz of Td Securities notes that renewed Middle East fighting is driving up gas prices, prompting Fed officials to consider Iran war shocks.

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Oscar Munoz of Td Securities notes that renewed Middle East fighting is driving up gas prices, prompting Fed officials to consider Iran war shocks.

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