Fed's Collins pencils in second hike this year, then expects rates on hold in 2027
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For markets, the message is that senior Fed officials now treat war-driven energy costs as a persistent inflation driver, which suggests the central bank may stay inclined to tighten for as long as crude remains a source of pressure. That sets up a two-way link: firmer oil raises
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