The increase in fuel prices since the war began on February 28 has cost each American an average of $471, according to a Finnish study. Moody's credit rating agency estimates additional costs for each American household at approximately $2,000. People around the world also paid an average of $60 more for gas.

The increase in fuel prices since the war began on February 28 has cost each American an average of $471, according to a Finnish study. Moody's credit rating agency estimates additional costs for each American household at approximately $2,000. People around the world also paid an average of $60 more for gas.