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Moody's Zandi Puts the Iran War's Cost at Almost $2,000 a Household. Only $1,100 Is Energy, and Diesel Is Still 74 Per Cent Above Last Year.
Mark Zandi, chief economist at Moody's Analytics, estimates the war with Iran has cost the average U.S. household almost $2,000: $1,100 in energy, $540 in interest rates and $360 in military costs. AAA put regular gasoline at $4.30 and diesel at $6.32 a gallon on Sunday 18 October.

