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Energy demand erodes in face of global economic slowdown as trade war intensifies

  • Oil prices dropped to a four-year low on Wednesday, with U.S. Benchmark crude falling to $56.98 per barrel in New York trading.
  • The slump followed a trade war triggered by President Donald Trump's tariffs on imports from U.S. Trading partners starting after early April.
  • Brent crude, Europe's standard, also fell to $60.46 per barrel after Trump's 104% tax on Chinese goods, prompting Beijing to raise tariffs on U.S. Imports to 84%.
  • Delta Air Lines withdrew its 2025 financial forecast due to trade war uncertainty as CEO Ed Bastian said, "growth has largely stalled" amid global economic risks.
  • Analysts like Neil Dutta warned, "We are going into a recession," citing slowed growth, declining energy demand, and reduced business and household spending.
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quatrostrategies.ca broke the news in on Tuesday, April 8, 2025.
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