How Tariffs Could Feed Into Higher Gas Prices at the Pump
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How Tariffs Could Feed Into Higher Gas Prices at the Pump
could soon feed into higher gasoline prices for American drivers, particularly in Midwestern states where refiners devour Canadian crude. President Trump is imposing a 10% tariff on Canadian ...