The Iran war has cost U.S. households nearly $2,000 each. New strikes could keep the bill climbing

Pentagon data puts U.S. war costs above $47 billion, and Moody’s estimates households have paid nearly $2,000 each. Oil’s post-election drop may not last.

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1. The Iran war has cost U.S. households nearly $2,000 each. New strikes could keep the bill climbing

   Fortune · 2026-11-06 01:53 UTC

   Pentagon data puts U.S. war costs above $47 billion, and Moody’s estimates households have paid nearly $2,000 each. Oil’s post-election drop may not last.

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