HomeOil and GasBaker Hughes Sees $200 Million Hit from Tariffs, Trims Spending Outlook Oil and Gas Baker Hughes Sees $200 Million Hit from Tariffs, Trims Spending Outlook By Energy Jobline April 24, 2025 0 155 Share FacebookTwitterWhatsAppLinkedinReddItEmail Baker Hughes expects a $100 million-$200 million hit from tariffs and has lowered its 2025 global and North American upstream spending forecasts, citing oil price volatility and weakening demand. Related TagsOILoil and gas Share FacebookTwitterWhatsAppLinkedinReddItEmail Previous articleMorocco Opens Bidding for New LNG Terminal Near Mediterranean PortNext articleKazakhstan Poised to Become Key Central Asia Gas Hub, Eyes Pipeline Growth Energy Joblinehttps://news.energyjobline.com RELATED ARTICLES Oil and Gas Pipeline Rivalry Heats Up in North Carolina as Transco, MVP Compete for Market Share September 12, 2025 Oil and Gas Turkey Secures 15 Bcm LNG in New Deals to Diversify Gas Supply September 12, 2025 Oil and Gas New Era JV Taps Mawgan Capital to Power West Texas AI Data Center with Low-Carbon Gas September 12, 2025 - Advertisment - Most Popular Hithium unveils new long-duration energy storage innovations at annual Eco-Day December 15, 2025 Voltage 2-kV electrical BOS solutions achieve UL certification December 15, 2025 Solesca launches auto-obstruction detection feature in solar design software December 15, 2025 Solar Power World’s most-read stories of 2025 December 15, 2025 Load more Recent Comments