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What's driving inflation. global supply chain issues, with covid and the war in ukraine. and the effects on oil prices globally and here at home. president biden tonight sending a letter to the major oil companies today urging them not to worsen the pain and trying to get them to produce more. tonight, how this new move from the fed will effect american families immediately. abc's chief business and economics correspondent rebecca jarvis leading us off. >> reporter: tonight, with americans facing historic inflation and record high gas prices, the federal reserve increasing interest rates by 0....

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The ukrainian conflict is that we have reduced supply, meanwhile we have still injected extra demand through quantitative easing and we have got excess demand now and the only way you can address excess demand is to raise interest rates, reduce corporate profits and ultimately lead to potentially a recession. that seems to — potentially a recession. that seems to be _ potentially a recession. that seems to be the _ potentially a recession. that seems to be the word - potentially a recession. that seems to be the word that is cropping up all the time at the moment with the cost of living cris...