The U.S.-Iran war has pushed consumer prices upward around the world. Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh has not been explicit about how the U.S. central bank will respond. But some of his most favored phrases provide a hint. CNBC's Steve Liesman reports.
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00:50 Fed speak
03:12 Supply shocks
04:46 Outlook
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