Iran conflict keeps US prices elevated as energy costs ripple through the economy
TL;DR
American consumers are feeling higher prices beyond gas as the U.S.–Iran conflict drives up energy costs that ripple through shipping, transportation, agriculture and airlines; even with a temporary pause in attacks, relief for gas, jet fuel and other goods could take months after Hormuz opens.
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