★Iran War Not an Inflation 'Speed Bump,' JPMorgan's Michele Warns
Strategic Analysis // Ian Gross
"A potential war involving Iran isn't just a minor blip for inflation; it's a major threat that could force the Fed to rethink its entire strategy. This means investors should prepare for continued market volatility and potentially higher prices across the economy, challenging current assumptions about interest rates."
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Bob Michele at JPMorgan is clearly not buying the Fed's "all clear" signal. He thinks a potential Iran conflict isn't just a blip, and he's pretty "gobsmacked" the Fed isn't taking that more seriously with rates. Seems like someone's bracing for more than just a speed bump.
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