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Why U.S. energy markets may take big hit from geopolitical tensions

CNBC · 13 days ago
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13 days ago

Kevin Gordon, Charles Schwab, joins 'Closing Bell Overtime' with reaction to comments from SF Fed President Mary Daly.

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  • Policy uncertainty, especially around tariffs, is dampening business investment. 9s
  • Tariff rate changes and inventory adjustments are causing GDP volatility. 1m 16s
  • Companies are responding differently to tariffs, with some absorbing costs and others passing them to consumers. 2m 54s
  • Geopolitical tensions, particularly those affecting global energy supply routes, are a key risk to U.S. markets. 3m 47s
  • U.S. energy independence has reduced consumer vulnerability to energy price shocks, but risks remain if tensions escalate. 4m 14s
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