Gilles: Escalation of the Middle East war may drive up inflation and push interest rates higher
According to ChainCatcher, Golden Ten Data reported that World Bank Chief Economist Gill stated that the escalation of war in the Middle East and supply disruptions could drive up inflation, thereby pushing interest rates higher.
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