Iran War Impact: The conflict in the Middle East has disrupted energy markets and pushed crude oil prices above $100 a barrel, raising concerns about both inflation and currency stability.

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On this episode of The Danny Moses Show, Danny examines how the war in Iran is worsening many of the economic challenges already facing markets and consumers.

The data may reveal less than usual about inflation’s path as it does not account for gas and oil price surges sparked by the Iran war in early March.

The world woke up on 28 February 2026 to news that the United States and Israel had launched coordinated airstrikes on Iran, assassinating Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei and striking military and nuclear ...

What the Iran Conflict Really Means for Investors Brent crude brushing against triple digits, tankers diverting from one of the world’s busiest sea lanes, and equity markets lurching lower in ...

Australia’s economy grew at its fastest annual rate in almost three years in the December quarter, rising 2.6%, although this ...

Data on consumer prices in February will inform the Federal Reserve’s deliberations over interest rates next week.

The American economy is already feeling the effects of a conflict that has driven oil prices over $100 a barrel, and it could ...

The CPI was expected to rise 2.5% on an annual basis last month, according to economists polled by financial data firm ...