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President Donald Trump’s “national energy emergency” and pledge to expand infrastructure to ease the burden on American consumers is on a collision course with another Day 1 dictum: tariffs.

Notably, the tariffs included an important carve-out — the tariff on Canadian energy products will be 10%. Many Americans rely on Canadian energy products, including oil, electricity and natural ...

Trump declared an economic emergency to impose tariffs of 10% on all imports from China and 25% on goods from Mexico and Canada. However, energy imports from Canada—including oil, natural gas ...

Tariffs on energy imports from Canada were set at a lower rate of 10%, a White House official said, to minimize the potential for disruptions in gasoline and home heating prices. The new tariffs ...

President Trump, an avowed fan of tariffs, imposed a wave of new import duties Saturday on America's three closest trading partners — Mexico, Canada and China. Although tariffs are a bane to ...

He also promised to reduce energy costs for consumers. A White House spokesman did not directly address how placing tariffs on energy imports would align with Mr. Trump’s goal of reducing prices.

There’s no question that if they indeed take place, 25 percent tariffs on Canadian and Mexican imports will raise energy costs in dramatic ways that ordinary Americans will feel. Fifty-two ...

In essence, Bruce Bullock with the Maguire Energy Institute at the Southern Methodist University Cox School of Business, called the tariffs somewhat of a risky gamble to bring Canada and Mexico to ...

Economists, energy experts and public officials in Connecticut and Massachusetts are warning that President Donald Trump's plan to impose tariffs on Canada, Mexico and China could translate into ...

Canada’s response could also include non-tariff measures centered around the supply of critical minerals or energy procurement. Asking Canadians to stand in solidarity with each other ...

Many voters backed the Republican on the promise that he could cut inflation, but tariffs could trigger higher prices and potentially disrupt the energy, car, lumber and agricultural sectors.