This is John Batcher, a conversation with colleague Elizabeth Peek of the Hill

a columnist of Fox News a columnist about the energy market in the new

administration in 2025. Vice President Harris and former President Trump.

Also about the so-called Trump trade, is there such a thing? Ms Harris continues in the very

careful presentation of Mr Biden's policy so the Harris trade is in place. Is there a Trump trade different from what

we've seen in the past?

The speak comments. All of this depends upon the election and a happy result in 2025. More of this later tonight.

Oil prices traded higher as everyone anticipated Israel possibly bombing Iran's oil fields, oil production,

refiners, whatever, and the price which had been sinking like a stone came back.

Why sinking?

Because of China mainly.

And the fact that you mentioned it earlier,

China's economy has just really been sluggish.

And that's a huge

obviously huge importer in oil so the actual fundamentals of the

oil market are not particularly favorable to rising prices but geopolitical events could change that and the

Trump trade is certainly favorable towards domestic energy producers. I would

any any company that's in, you know, in the permanent basin, a fracking company,

whatever, that's going to be something that does well in a Trump administration because Biden has raised the cost of

producing US oil. Trump will probably on a regular basis reduce the cost of

producing oil and he's made that one of his signature promises so right now

the Trump trade is in mainly industries that prosper with less regulation one

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