The war on Iran costs a thousand euros per family per year

“In just two months theIran effect brought in Italia a maxi-rises in prices and tariffs of numerous products with a impact on the pockets of Italians which, according to current data, is close to quota 1,000 euros per year per family“. This is stated by Codaconswho made one studio to understand how the retail prices give it outbreak of war in the Middle East and what are the products who have been most affected by ongoing crisis.

Analyzing i State dates on theinflation trend and February – before the start of conflict – ad Aprilit turns out that i products to have undergone the stronger rise I’m the liquid fuels (petrol, diesel, kerosene, heating oil, etc.), which in just two months increased in price by more than a third, marking a +38,4%. Also the communications and information technology sector records sensitive increasescon i recording media which rise in two months of +21,6% While video games, consoles, applications and software for video games increase by 16,4%explains Codacons.

Transport among the most affected sectors

Sore point i transportcon i international flight ticket prices which, compared to last February, increased by +18,2%while the ferry fares they rise from +6%; for the rental of personal means of transport you spend the8,8% more. The diesel recorded a growth of in two months +23%, +6,2% the gasWhile LPG and methane they cost the 9,4% more.

Price increases on food

On the front of the foodin just two months fruits like blueberries, raspberries, blackberries and currants they increase in price +16,1%i legumes of the +9,9%The vegetables such as peppers, aubergines, courgettes, tomatoes etc. of +8,6%while for some types of fresh fruit the increase is +7,8%, +7,5% The citrus fruits.

Rising energy bills

The war in Iran it then caused the prices to skyrocket energy prices con direct effects on bills of Italians, warns Codacons. To April il gas it costs families the 13% more than in February, while theelectricity it rose from +5,2%.

The impact on the family economy

The crisis in the Middle East determined one tsunami on retail pricescaused in particular by fuel increases which not only made it more expensive travel by car o travelbut also transport the goods in Italy, with direct effects sui price lists of shops and supermarketsCodacons analyzes again.

The bill for families

Il I count this situation is becoming more and more common savory: at current levels of prices a average family must take one into account greater expensewith the same consumption, from +926 euros on an annual basis. Il concrete risk it is not just a generalized impoverishment of the less well-off nuclei, but also a contraction in consumption by families as a reaction to high pricescon extremely harmful effects for thenational economyconcludes the association.