Six months into the Iran conflict, Americans feel rising costs and growing unease
TL;DR
Six months of Iran's conflict has shifted from targeted strikes to broader disruption of shipping through the Strait of Hormuz, driving up fertilizer, food, fuel (including jet fuel) and airline costs in the U.S. and contributing to a decline in consumer confidence and economic optimism.
- Six months in six charts: Here's how the Iran war has affected you USA Today
- How the Iran war could end up causing a burst of deflation Business Insider
- Why Iran Might Escalate Foreign Policy
- Watch Oil Analysis: How the World and Energy Markets Adapted to the Strait of Hormuz Crisis Bloomberg.com
- The Iran War at Six Months: Energy, Markets, and National Security CSIS | Center for Strategic and International Studies
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