Trump tariffs on Canada would push up US petrol prices, say oil producers

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Trump tariffs on Canada would push up US petrol prices, say oil producers - Financial Times

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Despite being the largest oil producer in the world, the US imports large amounts of crude which is converted in its refineries into petrol and other petroleum products.

Trump proposed late on Monday imposing a 25 per cent tariff on all imports from Mexico and Canada, accusing the US’s closest neighbours of failing to tackle illegal migration and drug trafficking.

Danielle Smith, premier of Alberta, where the bulk of Canadian oil is produced, said Trump had “valid concerns related to illegal activities at our shared border” as she urged the federal government to “work with the incoming administration to resolve these issues immediately”.