World loses $50 billion as Iran war disrupts global oil supply
April 20, 2026
Since the Iran war began, the world has lost about $50 billion in the value of unprocessed petroleum products over more than 50 days of conflict.
Since the Iran war began, the world has lost about $50 billion in the value of unprocessed petroleum products over more than 50 days of conflict.
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