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Petrol, prices and pressure: How the Iran war is hitting American households

Escalating tensions in the Strait of Hormuz have triggered a surge in US fuel prices, pushing inflation to a three-year high and eroding wage gains. While the US economy has shown resilience with steady consumer spending and job growth, persistent inflation threatens household budgets and consumer sentiment, with higher bond yields signaling deeper economic worries.

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