Iran War Has Cost Americans Nearly $2,000 Per Household, Says Mark Zandi—Higher Fuel Prices and Borrowing Costs Are Driving the Economic Pain
Mark Zandi estimates the Iran war has added nearly $2,000 per U.S. household, driven by energy costs, higher interest rates.
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Why It Matters
Wars in the Middle East make energy more expensive and push up borrowing costs for families. When you see oil prices or interest rates jumping, think about whether global conflicts are pushing them higher.
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