‘Self-inflicted wound’: Trump’s tariff chaos threatens US energy ambitions

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‘Self-inflicted wound’: Trump’s tariff chaos threatens US energy ambitions - Financial Times

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Tariffs on Canada and Mexico would have raised prices in the US for petrol and diesel, pushed up costs for electricity and hurt domestic manufacturers.

The FT’s US energy team has a new podcast out this week on why the economics of oil and gas production are colliding with Trump’s energy vision.Give it a listen here.

Trump’s tariffs on China, and Beijing’s response, have only modest impacts for energy.