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Typical energy bill forecast to rise by £332 in July

Typical energy bill forecast to rise by £332 in July

Cornwall Insight says the recent surge in energy prices due to the Iran war is set to push up household bills.

March 20, 2026 at 09:38 AM Original source
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"the increasingly uncertain outlook for the U.S. economy and inflation in the wake of the Iran war, suggesting the Fed could stand pat for an extended period."

— Jerome Powell , Politician

"Heating oil prices have spiked sharply, and I know that for families in rural communities that is a real and urgent problem."

— Rachel Reeves , Politician

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BBC Newsvia rss

Cornwall Insight says the recent surge in energy prices due to the Iran war is set to push up household bills.

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Associated Pressvia ai 1 quote 1 person

The European Central Bank maintained its key interest rate at 2% amid escalating uncertainty caused by the Iran war, which has driven up energy prices and posed complex challenges for policymakers.

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Will gas and electricity bills fall in 2026? Energy price forecast
MoneyWeekvia ai

UK energy bills are set to decline by 7% from April 2026, but this relief is expected to be short-lived due to escalating global tensions, particularly the US-Israel conflict with Iran that began on 28 February.

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Heating oil prices more than double after Iran war - what support can you get?
MoneyWeekvia ai 1 quote 1 person

Following the escalation of conflict involving US and Israeli strikes on Iran, heating oil prices in the UK have surged by over 113%, rising from approximately 60p to £1.28 per litre between late February and mid-March 2026.

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