Moody's: Iran war costs $2,100 per US household via energy prices

Moody's Analytics estimates the conflict with Iran has raised energy costs by $1,227 per US household, contributing to a total economic cost of $2,100 per household. The figure reflects direct energy price pass-through and broader inflationary effects, though the exact methodology and time horizon are not specified. This quantifies a tangible economic burden from the conflict, likely feeding into consumer inflation expectations and spending capacity.

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