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US tariffs and implications on global gas and LNG markets
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The White House’s frequent shifts in tariff policy since early April have introduced significant economic uncertainty that may persist for years. The prospects of new trade agreements with key partners, ongoing legal challenges to the administration’s actions, and even the possibility of a full reversal in U.S. trade policy all contribute to a highly unpredictable outlook. This insight explores the far-reaching implications of trade tensions on the global economy and what it means for the gas and LNG market through 2030
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