We still expect the US will levy more tariffs on China later this year as part of its larger trade policy goals,
If a similar deal isn’t reached, then I think it has the potential to be fairly intense,
Raising the costs of those imports would be hard for those firms,
I’m in no rush,
It’s really hard to put numbers on these effects — but they would be appreciable by any measure,
Regarding China's counter measures, we think that the tariffs are less than what we had expected in our view. The move is largely symbolic given that only about 12% of total imports from the US would be subject to tariffs."
However, escalation of the trade war remains a risk given Trump's history of unpredictable behaviour. Therefore, the volatility risk remains on the table for the next four years at least,
A key takeaway from this development, at least for now, is that fundamentally there is less risk implied than expected before,
These tariffs are structured to signal China's capacity to endure prolonged economic confrontation while forcing the US to deal with internal economic pressures,
China's economy is in a fragile state, and this limits its ability to act freely,
The Chinese tariffs do not go into effect until five days from now, a long time in Trump world,
Given the current economic downturn, China cannot afford -- and does not want -- to impose excessive trade barriers,
The operations would be horrendous in terms of implementation,
If you inspect every package, it’s going to raise costs dramatically for consumers,
These tariffs on U.S. LNG directly undermine the Trump administration’s efforts to expand American energy exports and strengthen our geopolitical influence,
These factors could adversely affect our ability to market the remaining production capacity of our projects, which could have a material adverse effect on the viability of our projects and on our business,
There is not a dollar value you can put on saving American lives from fentanyl deaths,
The tariffs may impact long-term contracting and offtake agreements...and make it more difficult for new US LNG projects to progress toward Final Investment Decisions,
It is not clear whether China and the U.S. could reach an agreement to reach a tariff truce,
We are not eager to change our baseline assumption of tariff hike to 60%. We maintain the view that the tariff war between China and the U.S. more likely will further escalate from here, but with large uncertainties regarding the timing, the pace and the magnitude of further tariff increase,