— Axios: Since Iran’s war began on February 28, it has imposed about $100 billion in additional energy costs on American consumers, and these costs are increasing by roughly $1 million every 2 minutes…

— Axios: Since Iran’s war began on February 28, it has imposed about $100 billion in additional energy costs on American consumers, and these costs are increasing by roughly $1 million every 2 minutes.

On average, each American household has paid more than $760 in extra costs, largely related to gasoline.

Texas has suffered the biggest losses with about $11 billion, followed by California with $8 billion and Florida with $5 billion.

Rising energy prices have also fueled broader inflation, and a sharp increase in diesel prices could significantly raise the cost of transporting goods and traveling over the coming weeks and months.