Americans Have Spent $139 Billion More on Gas Since Iran War Began — Enough to Buy 338,000 Homes, Says Analyst
Iran war-driven fuel shocks cost Americans $138.8B more since March, which is equivalent to 337,897 homes, this analyst says.
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When world tensions rise, gas prices go up. This costs regular people more money at the pump.
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