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Trump Waives Russia Energy Tariffs, Sanctions in Graham Law
Source: Bloomberg
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President Donald Trump waived tariffs tied to Russian energy exports that were mandated by a law he signed last month. The measures had complicated his effort to lower diesel prices ahead of the US midterm elections; the article gives no tariff amounts or reported market reaction.
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