The Fed could be facing a jobs headache in its inflation fight

If the Fed's view on inflation prevails, a few key things have to go right, particularly when it comes to getting people back to work.

The Fed could be facing a jobs headache in its inflation fight Skip Navigation Markets Business Investing Tech Politics Video Watchlist Investing Club PRO Livestream Menu Key Points If the Federal Reserve's benign view on inflation prevails, employment will be key. The longer it takes to get people back to work, the more employers will have to pay. The Fed wants higher inflation but not so high that it will have to tighten policy early. Consumer prices rose 5% in May, but the Fed believes inflationary pressures will ease in the months ahead. Residential single family homes construction by KB H

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