How the Iran War Is Adding 450 Dollars to Every Households Yearly Energy Bill

Episode 25 of The National Debt Podcast examines the hidden fiscal cost of the Iran war. With the federal debt at 38.5 trillion dollars and debt-to-GDP at 122.6 percent, the conflict is compounding inflation and forcing the Treasury to borrow more at higher rates. Lucas and Luna break down how an extra 450 dollars per household in energy costs feeds into the deficit, why the 30-year yield is flirting with 5 percent, and what the Fed's focus on inflation means for fiscal policy. No hot takes — just the numbers that connect geopolitical risk to your borrowing costs. #NationalDebt #IranWar #EnergyInflation #TreasuryYields #FiscalPolicy #FederalDeficit #BondMarket #Economics #InterestRates #Inflation #HouseholdFinance #GeopoliticalRisk #FederalReserve #DebtToGDP #GovernmentBorrowing #30YearYield #FexingoBusiness #BusinessPodcast Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo