Rochester Fed: Prolonged War Could Increase Interest Rates

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According to the Rochester Federal Reserve, a prolonged war could exert upward pressure on interest rates. The economic consequences of a drawn-out conflict, such as disruptions to supply chains, increased energy prices, and heightened geopolitical uncertainty, could contribute to inflationary pressures. Central banks may then respond by raising interest rates to combat inflation, potentially slowing economic growth.