100 days into Iran war, Americans face higher prices

Al Jazeera·Jun 7

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The conflict between the US and Iran has reached 100 days with no deal in place, and negotiations remain stalled. Americans are reportedly facing higher prices, potentially affecting their wallets and travel plans. The economic impact of the conflict is being felt, with effects on inflation and prices, including at the gas pump.

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