CEO of Duke Energy says "Trade is a concern for everyone"

Commercial rates are a common refrain for this season's business results. The companies explain the impact of the trade war between the United States and China on their profits.

Even companies that do not do business with China are preparing for the wave effect. Take Duke Energy (DUK). The largest utility company in the country has the bulk of its operations in the United States, but CEO Lynn Good says Fortune, "Trade is in everyone's mind."

"We are impacted in our supply chain. So sellers. The things we buy, "says Good. "We have not started to see much impact, but we expected it to continue between 18 and 19, which could put some pressure on the prices of the products we buy."

With $ 23 billion in revenue, the Charlotte, North Carolina utility is ranked 125th on the Fortune 500 list of America's Largest Companies.

Despite commercial concerns, Good says the US economy is strong. "We continue to witness a very strong customer growth. We continue to see growth from our industrial customers. So, it's a strong 18th. We hope this momentum will continue until 1919, "says Good, adding," We expect it to continue, but as you know, many companies continue to worry about uncertainties. "

Watch the video above to learn more about our interview with Good.