Krugman Warns Iran War Could Be the Economic Brink for the US
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Nobel laureate Paul Krugman says the US-Iran conflict has added deep uncertainty that could prolong market volatility, push oil prices higher via potential Hormuz disruption, and amplify existing economic stresses from tariffs and restrictive policy, potentially increasing the risk of a recession as the war drags on and planning remains unclear.
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