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Iran War Has Added More Than $760 To The Average U.S. Household's Energy Bill. Diesel Is Driving The Increase.

Brown University researchers estimated that Americans had spent roughly $100 billion more on gasoline and diesel since the conflict began in February.

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Moody’s: U.S. Families Now Paying $1,760 for War, Energy Spikes and Rate HikesAmerican households are absorbing a combined financial hit from higher energy costs and rising borrowing expenses tied to the U.S. war with Iran, with the total estimated bill reaching roughly $1,760 per household as of Sept. 11, according to an analysis by Moody’s Analytics. The estimate breaks down into approximately $930 in added energy costs, […]