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US-Iran conflict reportedly reaches $38 billion and raises inflation

The US-Iran conflict is reported to have caused $38 billion in costs and increased inflation. The headline provides no further detail on the calculation or affected economies.

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Conflict-driven costs and inflation could worsen economic pressure and regional instability.

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