re: Chinese put tariffs on LNG

Among U.S. manufacturers there is broad support for the administration's efforts to end China's anti-competitive trade practices, explained Scott Paul, president of the Alliance for American Manufacturing, as well as a sense that the tariff policy is starting to produce results.

"There are some tailwinds in this trade war, if you want to call it that," Paul said. "The U.S. economy is particularly strong right now, we're not as trade-exposed as China and I think many businesses feel they see a path forward— that the tariffs have perhaps begun a process that will lead to a freer and fairer global economy."