Iran war hasn’t hurt the U.S. economy too badly — but the danger isn’t over yet

Despite early concerns about potential disruptions due to tensions with Iran, the U.S. economy has shown resilience, with consumer spending and business investments holding strong. This suggests that the immediate impact on the economy has been minimal, but experts warn that ongoing geopolitical instability could still pose future risks. The stability of these economic pillars is crucial because they drive growth and employment, and any significant shift could have widespread implications for the nation's financial health.