$300 Billion Trap: Trump's Own Advisers Say Iran War Will Crash the Economy

 

 

With U.S.–Iran tensions escalating sharply, concerns aren’t just about geopolitics 

— they’re about the very health of the global economy. Some advisers inside the United States administration are warning that a major military conflict with Iran could devastate markets, trigger inflation, and cost hundreds of billions of dollars — potentially derailing economic growth and hurting ordinary families. 

 

This video breaks down how war could send shockwaves far beyond the battlefield, touching everything from oil prices and consumer costs to investment markets and national debt. 

 

In this video you’ll learn: 

 

• Why advisers are urging focus on the economy instead of conflict 

• How war with Iran could push oil prices higher and squeeze inflation 

• The potential impact on U.S. budgets, jobs, and household expenses 

• Why some believe the economic fallout could exceed $300 billion 

 

With forces building and diplomacy under strain, the stakes aren’t just strategic — they’re financial and personal. 

 

Source: Globle  History Tale