Why the Iran War Could Crush the Economy | Behind the Numbers with Rick Wilson
March 6, 2026
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6:21Now PlayingWhy the Iran War Could Crush the Economy | Behind the Numbers with Rick Wilson
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as posted by the channelThe economic consequences of the Iran war may be far bigger than most people realize.
In this segment, Rick Wilson and Andrew Wilson break down how the conflict could ripple through the global economy — from oil prices and shipping routes to inflation and gas prices for American consumers.
With tensions in the Middle East threatening key energy supplies and global markets reacting to instability, the cost of war could show up in everyday life: higher fuel prices, market volatility, and economic pressure at home. Energy shocks from conflict can quickly drive inflation and squeeze household budgets if supply disruptions persist.
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