A survey conducted by the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas has documented a slight contraction in oil and gas activity across New Mexico, Texas, and Louisiana, attributing this downturn to the recent increase in steel tariffs. The findings suggest that the ongoing tariff disputes between the United States and several nations, including China, are beginning to have a measurable impact on the domestic energy industry. This development is particularly significant for companies engaged in oil and gas exploration, such as GEMXX Corp. (OTC: GEMZ), which may face heightened operational costs and challenges as a result of these trade policies.

The Dallas Fed’s survey sheds light on the broader implications of the administration’s trade strategies, revealing how tariffs intended to protect domestic industries could inadvertently hinder sectors reliant on imported materials. For more information on GEMXX Corp., visit their newsroom at https://ibn.fm/GEMZ. This report underscores the delicate balance between trade policy and economic growth, highlighting the need for careful consideration of the ripple effects that tariffs can have across different sectors of the economy.

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