Stocks have boomed while consumers have paid the costs of high energy prices.
By Isabel Wang and Myra P. Saefong
Oil markets remain volatile as traders struggle to interpret contradictory signals on prospects for U.S.-Iran peace agreement.
Americans are feeling the financial strain of Trump's war on Iran, with families spending an average of $447.19 extra on fuel since the conflict began. As prices soar, will consumers be forced to cut back even more?
Higher energy costs can force consumers to raid their savings and lean more into debt to cover expenses.
Americans are feeling the financial strain of Trump's war on Iran, with families spending an average of $447.19 extra on fuel since the conflict began. As prices soar, will…