Tariffs are still grinding through supply chains, the Middle East war is keeping oil markets on edge, and a boom in AI infrastructure is driving up the cost of electricity. The res

Tariffs are still grinding through supply chains, the Middle East war is keeping oil markets on edge, and a boom in AI infrastructure is driving up the cost of electricity. The result: prices may rise faster than normal for many months. Link Businesses brace for years of inflation as new costs pile up Companies blame tariffs, energy prices and demand from AI data centers, raising concerns that inflation above the Fed’s target rate could persist.