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Iran War Drives $107 Billion in Extra U.S. Fuel Costs

Iran War Drives $107 Billion in Extra U.S. Fuel Costs
Americans have spent $100 billion more on fuel during the Iran war · livemint.com

People in the United States have paid much more for gasoline and diesel during recent wars.

Researchers estimate the extra cost at about $107 billion.

Their estimate includes the conflict involving Iran and disruptions from the Russia-Ukraine conflict.

The estimate comes from the Climate Solutions Lab at Brown University.

Since February 28, Americans have spent more than $500 million extra each day on fuel.

The United States and Israel attacked Iran on that date, according to the report.

Crude oil prices have recently risen sharply.

That means fuel costs may continue to increase in the coming weeks.

Key facts

Estimated extra spending
About $107 billion
Fuel types
Gasoline and diesel
Average daily increase
More than $500 million per day
Estimate period
Since February 28
Researcher
Climate Solutions Lab at Brown University
Conflicts included
The Iran conflict and disruptions from the Russia-Ukraine conflict
Expected trend
Higher costs in the coming weeks because of a recent crude oil surge

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