Natural Gas in the United States surged over 10% and climbed to a 26-month high on Tuesday after President Donald Trump's latest tariffs went into effect earlier today. Escalating trade tensions between the US on one hand, and Canada, Mexico, and China on the other, heightened investor worries and sent waves of uncertainty across global markets, with Canada's energy sector readying for the impact of the latest duties.

US natural gas futures for delivery in April jumped 10.21% at 11:32 am ET to sell for $4.5460 per million British thermal units.