How Trump's tariffs could bring a spike to gas pump prices and heating bills
Tariffs are essentially taxes paid by importers, which typically pass on at least a portion of those costs to consumers. The Yale Budget Lab estimates Trump's tariffs could drive natural gas prices up 5% and gasoline prices up 1.6% on average in the long run.
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The agriculture industry will take a major hit from the new 25 percent duties on Mexico and Canada that went into effect at midnight.
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