How Europe’s energy crisis could have a ripple effect on the U.S. and China

Markets reporter Ines Ferre looks at how Europe's energy crisis may later impact the U.S. and China's energy market demands, as Russia shuts down the Nord Stream pipeline.
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[michaelmuller]

Na, US profits from this, a lot. That was the intent.

[luckyluke]

I don’t think China would impact that much sense they would but even more Russian Oil and Gas and get %20 discount from Russians and than sell the same Oil and Gas to Europeans for way higher price.

[kylebell]

It better not. Here in the US we don’t let the elites get to dictate our standards of living. Don’t eat the bugs and don’t get into the pod. I personally believe only the middle class should be allowed to vote

[garydavidson]

140 million homes in USA if each had supplemental solar it would equal 42 nuclear plants each sun rise think about it for it takes 20 yrs to build 1

[simpleman]

Why is the United States not starting to produce more oil and more gas

[jeremybrocknblue]

You rich people are starting to look delicious.

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