Macron Speaks With Trump, Carney on Energy and Fuel Prices

The read here is coordination, not policy: three leaders whose energy interests often diverge — US supply, Canadian exports, French import exposure — are at least talking at the same level. What's absent is just as telling, with the Élysée confirming calls but no agreed measures, which suggests the conversation is about aligning positions rather than announcing anything. Whether this becomes a recurring channel or stays a one-off is the open question, and it matters most for fuel-price-sensitive economies in Europe.