Houston oil companies could cut jobs as Trump's tariffs threaten industry
- President Donald Trump announced tariffs that may threaten the U.S. Oil industry, causing it to stop growing and possibly enter a recession, according to J.P. Morgan.
- As a result of Trump's tariffs, West Texas crude oil prices fell to around $62, which is below the $65 needed for U.S. Producers to turn a profit, according to the Dallas Fed survey.
- Executives expressed growing concern, stating that uncertainty about tariffs is significantly affecting oil industry investments and operations.
- Oil companies like Diamondback Energy and Matador Resources saw significant losses, with shares dropping 20% and 22% respectively since Monday.
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