U.S. President Donald Trump stated in a speech that the United States possesses ample natural gas and oil from Venezuela, positioning its economy to handle current threats with unprecedented readiness. According to Jin10, not everyone shares this optimistic view. Stefan Angrick from Moody's Analytics expressed concerns about the impact of the Iran conflict on the U.S. economy. He noted that while the U.S. enjoys energy security, unlike countries unable to produce oil domestically, it is not entirely immune to disruptions in global supply chains. Although the U.S. won't face scenarios like oil depletion or grounded flights, businesses and consumers may experience rising costs. Angrick added that inflation tends to slow economic growth, and even high shale oil production cannot quickly resolve this issue.