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A fast-paced beginning to the second Trump presidency has sent ripples across financial and commodities markets globally with tough talk on sanctions and tariffs, in particular.
Joel Hanley is joined by Thomas Washington and Herman Wang to dissect the impact US policy is having on oil and shipping markets and what OPEC+ make of Trump 2.0.
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US tariffs on imports from Canada, Mexico delayed by one month
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