Six Months Into the Iran War: Markets Become Accustomed to Stalemate with No End in Sight
The conflict has resulted in at least 13 American deaths and over $60 billion in costs, with the Trump administration imposing additional sanctions and threatening nations conducting business with Iran.
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U.S. President Trump and Israel's Prime Minister Netanyahu had set out on a march when they launched Iran's air bombardment on February 28. It was different - and until today the conflict has been unresolved by Tina Fuchs.
US President Trump is under pressure: For the Iran war he predicts a duration of four weeks - now it takes half a year. What has he achieved so far? Is there another escalation? The answers to the most important questions.
Six months ago to the day, the United States bombed Iran, opening a conflict with global economic implications. Since 28 February 2026, weeks have passed, and the international bill continues to rise. A particularly costly war. Six months after attacking Iran and entering into a major conflict in the Middle East, the United States is facing an economic blow. The country has spent several tens of billions of euros to make the Guardians of the Ira…
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