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Iran war drives energy prices and interest rates higher

The Iran war is contributing to higher energy prices and interest rates, increasing the cost of servicing U.S. government debt. The headline indicates a broader conflict-related economic shock.

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Higher energy costs and borrowing rates can intensify inflationary pressure and worsen public-finance strain.

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  1. The Iran War Is Helping Send Energy Prices and Interest Rates Up. America's Debt Problem Just Got More Expensive. ↗ibtimes.com · Recorded source date: Sep 15, 2026, 12:31 AM UTC

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