How did the war against Iran increase the cost of living in the world?

In a report on the global consequences of the energy crisis caused by the war against Iran, the Reuters news agency wrote that the jump in oil and gas prices, beyond the increase in fuel costs, by increasing inflation and raising interest and loan costs, increased the pressure on households and increased the cost of housing, heating and food in various countries.

According to IRNA's Asia Pacific Group report on Thursday evening, the consequences of rising energy prices are not only limited to the cost of fuel, but have also affected the housing market and the financial capacity of households through intensifying inflation and rising interest rates and credit costs.

Irna Jahan