Trump Threatens Canadian Tariffs
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•Oilpatch wary as Ottawa, provinces threaten energy exports in retaliation over Trump tariffs
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U.S. president-elect Donald Trump could slap a 25 per cent tariff on Canadian goods in January .
Ottawa and the provincial governments threaten to target energy exports in retaliation.
Oil and fuel companies on both sides of the border are growing concerned that commodity flows could be disrupted if a tit-for-tat trade war erupts.
Canadian crude accounts for 65 per cent of total crude runs in Midwest refineries, making it the No. 1 feedstock in the region.
A tariff on Canadian products should ostensibly be paid by U.S. importers.
But, in practice, tariffs on Canadian oil would likely drive discounts on barrels of Western Canadian Select ( WCS ).
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