Crude back above $100 raises selling prices for US oil producers and, with a lag, fuel costs for airlines, trucking and shipping companies, cruise lines and chemical and plastics makers that use oil-based feedstock…
The tariffs raise landed costs for US importers and sellers of the covered goods, including furniture retailers, beverage distributors and buyers of Canadian cement, and risk Canadian retaliation against US exporters…
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