HOUSTON, Nov 26 (Reuters) - Oil prices rose on Tuesday as traders eyed OPEC+ discussions on output and anticipated the potential impact of U.S. President-elect Donald Trump's planned trade tariffs on Mexico and Canada.
I already know copper is going to almost double within the next few quarters.
And lumber. Glad I have most of my house complete.
It’s time for Canada and Mexico to start paying their fair share!
@southern-psu-fan Not how tariffs work brother. The consumers (us) pay for the price increase, if you buy the import. Canada, Mexico, China, etc. don't pay a thing.
@been-there-ii I agree to an extent but I’ve heard many times from different people on news channels that China eat most of the tariffs when Trump was in office his first time. With Mexico and Canada it’s probably more about them helping with the borders but in the end that saves lives and money. Trump can be a butthole we both know that but one thing his policies are is pro America and most folk aren’t use to that. IMO most politicians try and make everybody happy but Trump doesn’t give a chit about that he just wants to make most people happy. He’s very arrogant and he wants to prove his way works just to say to told you so. That mentality bothers some folk but I could care less as long as the borders are secure, inflation in check and gas is $2 when his 4 years are up 😂 brother I just try and connect the dots I could be wrong lol
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