Iran War Added $115 Billion to US Energy Costs, Top Economist Says — '$860 Per Household'
Moody’s economist Mark Zandi says the Iran war has added $115 billion in energy costs, costing the typical U.S. household about $860.
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Why It Matters
A big fight in the Middle East made oil prices go up, which means Americans paid extra money for gas and energy. When you see energy company stocks or hear about oil prices, remember that world events can change what we all pay at the pump.
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