The economic toll of the Iran war is hitting home in Europe, where more muted growth and faster inflation risk deepening industrial, fiscal and political pressures across the region. Donald Trump’s military campaign, whose conclusion remains as unclear as when the first attacks were launched a month ago, is prompting countries to slash their expectations for output while bracing for an energy-driven upswing in prices. The upshot for a continent that was just finally shaking off the effects of the conflict in Ukraine appears to be a partial return to the policy settings used to vanquish that crisis as households are ... (full story)