Chris Temple – The Impact of Tariffs on Base Metals & Critical Minerals
Chris Temple, Editor of The National Investor join us to delve into the renewed interest in base metals and critical minerals amid recent tariff threats from the Trump administration.
We discuss how these tariffs could impact the U.S. economy, consumer prices, and global trade. Chris provides historical context on tariff policies and gives a detailed analysis of the potential investment opportunities and risks in various metals and commodities such as tungsten, antimony, copper, nickel, and uranium.
We also explore the challenges in U.S. resource development, focusing on the need for making national projects economically viable despite global pricing pressures.
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Trump tariffs on Canadian oil expected to raise U.S. gasoline prices if enacted next month
Spencer Kimball – CNBC – Tue, Feb 11 2025
So far America has had it all their way, but we are already in a depression. We haven’t struck back yet and if we do it will mean Americans will pay a lot more at the gas pumps and for anything energy related like heating and diesel, and airfare. We know how much Americans love to drive their cars but if they are paying $9 a gallon, they will want this to end. It is getting totally ridiculous. DT
Canada exports 4.3 million barrels of oil per day at already reduced prices, Americans are our neighbors and friends but if Trump keeps doing what he is doing guess what the other guy is thinking about. If you want to scr*w us we also have a plan. DT
GOLDTAR……………….. $2905…………… lol………. 🙂
First heard that when gold was $1048…. lol….
Thanks Chris…. 🙂
Good callback OOTB! 😆
The barbaric relic hangs in there and it appears there is a technical breakout for Equinox on the monthly chart as well as the weekly chart. It will take on significance if the close for the month is at this level or above.
Yes Doc! Loving the action in many of the gold producers lately.
>> We should do another segment soon with you doing technicals on a few different mining stocks.
I don’t know about the other investors but I’m sticking to precious metals for now. We shouldn’t be fighting with our trading partners because we will give China a bigger foot in the door than they already have. China has been playing The West, since the days of Nixon and now the emperor has no clothes. When Nixon went to China the Asians were happy, he dropped the gold standard, and they probably advised him on that move. Like they say we have been playing checkers for the last 50 years while China was busy making moves on a chessboard. DT 😉
Canadian business groups want action against steel, aluminum tariffs
By David Boles – The Canadian Press – February 11, 2025
https://globalnews.ca/news/11013540/trump-steel-aluminum-tariffs-canada-business-response/