American households have paid nearly $450 more on energy amid the Iran war, according to a Moody's analysis, implying tens of billions of dollars in added consumer costs. The conflict has lifted fuel prices and created a broader inflationary headwind for households. The impact is market-relevant given the geopolitical driver and its effect on energy markets and consumer spending.
American households have paid nearly $450 more on energy amid the Iran war, according to a Moody's analysis, implying tens of billions of dollars in added consumer costs. The conflict has lifted fuel prices and created a broader inflationary headwind for households. The impact is market-relevant given the geopolitical driver and its effect on energy markets and consumer spending.
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