The Iran war, though relatively short in duration, has caused extensive destruction and is expected to have long-lasting global effects. The month-long conflict claimed the lives of 13 U.S. soldiers, over 3,300 Iranians, 3,826 people in Lebanon, around 60 in Israel, and many others across Gulf nations. The war disrupted global energy markets by blocking key routes such as the Strait of Hormuz, forcing energy rationing in Asia and Africa and disrupting supply chains for goods from semiconductors to fertilizers. The World Bank cut its 2026 global growth forecast to 2.5 percent, the lowest since the pandemic.
Moody’s Analytics estimated U.S. consumer and taxpayer losses at about $1.32 trillion, with gasoline prices peaking at $4.56 per gallon. Rising fuel costs increased airfares by 27 percent and fertilizer prices by 47 percent, straining agriculture. Mortgage rates rose to 6.52 percent amid uncertainty. The Middle East suffered the most severe economic blow, with Gulf GDP growth projected to fall to 1.3 percent. Iran’s reconstruction plan totals $300 billion. The Pentagon reported $29 billion in operational costs, excluding base repairs. U.S. President Donald Trump’s approval rating dropped to 40 percent, reflecting political pressure from war-driven inflation.
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