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02 Jun 2026, 09:45 UTC · 2h ago
Here's how much the Iran war is costing US households, according to Moody's
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02 Jun 2026, 09:45 UTC · 2h ago
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The war in Iran has cost US households $100 billion over three months, primarily through increased energy prices. — A massive direct drain on consumer purchasing power typically leads to lower retail sales and slower GDP growth.
-0.80US personal saving rates have fallen to historic lows as consumers spend more to keep up with inflating prices. — Low savings rates indicate reduced financial buffers, making the economy highly vulnerable to a sudden drop in consumer spending.
-0.70The cushion provided by deficit-financed tax cuts no longer offsets the increased costs of gasoline, diesel, and jet fuel. — The removal of this fiscal offset accelerates the negative impact of inflation on household budgets.
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Supply disruptions from the conflict are extending beyond oil to include helium, fertilizer, and plastics. — Broadening supply chain shocks increase inflationary pressures across multiple industrial sectors beyond just transport.
High jet fuel prices are increasing airfares and forcing some airlines to cancel flights. — Directly impacts the profitability and operational capacity of the airline industry.
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