As U.S inflation remains hot and the Federal Reserve looks to continue on its tightening path, analyst Keith Fitz-Gerald believes some firms are clearly better than others at navigating this difficult environment. Consumer prices in the U.S. rose 9.1% in June from a year ago — the fastest pace of inflation since November 1981. Some market watchers believe falling oil and gasoline prices this month indicate that consumer inflation may have finally peaked , but Fitz-Gerald, a private investor, analyst and researcher, is not convinced. "Inflation is not peaking. Not even by a little. Gasoline is down because traders are......
