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Trump threatens tariffs on Russian oil

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Since energy prices are a key input cost for nearly all industries, "secondary tariffs" would make it harder for Trump to lower oil prices — one of his campaign promises.
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Trump's threat to hit buyers of Russian oil with tariffs had a limited impact on oil markets on Monday, as traders tried to determine how far the White House could go after Chinese and Indian oil imp...

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