Moody's estimates the Iran war has cost US households $2,000 each
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Moody's estimates the Iran war has cost US households $2,000 each

Mark Zandi, chief economist at Moody's Analytics, estimates the Iran war has cost US consumers approximately $265 billion since it started in late February, equating to roughly $2,000 per average American household. The costs stem primarily from higher energy prices ($1,100 per family), increased borrowing costs, and rising airfares. Zandi shared the estimates publicly and spoke with CNN about the economic impact.

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ThreadPart of a 3-story thread: CBO report estimates Iran war has cost the US $38 billion and will increase inflation 09-15 to 10-13 →
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The Iran war is costing American households $2,000 each, Moody's estimates
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Iran war costing US households average of $2K each: Moody's
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“Iran war costing US households average of $2K each: Moody's”

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“The Iran war is costing American households $2,000 each, Moody's estimates”

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Higher energy prices accounted for approximately $1,100 of the per-household cost, with gasoline nationally averaging $4.34 a gallon as of the article's publication
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