Economists are very concerned about the ongoing trade war, but does this also mean that the price of gasoline will become more expensive? Rick Nieman claimed in WNL on Sunday that the opposite is true. In the audio clip, Hans van Cleef provides clarification.
The audio clip can be heard at the link.
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