‘Hard Landing’ Returns To Fore As Tariff ‘Chaos’ Shifts Macro Narrative

Who knows how it'll ultimately shake out -- any of it. But as Tuesday's session wore on, US equities were struggling to hold a bid amid a fresh escalation in the worsening spat between Donald Trump and Canada, where America's famously convivial neighbors are grappling with the surreal specter of annexation. Shortly after Trump doubled metals tariffs in response to Ontario's electricity price hike, provincial chieftain Doug Ford showed up on CNBC to remind Americans just how absurd this really

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7 thoughts on “‘Hard Landing’ Returns To Fore As Tariff ‘Chaos’ Shifts Macro Narrative

  1. H is an excellent graphic artist.
    And it would appear that Mr. Ford is a bit of a poet. Or do all Canadians rhyme their sentiments. It may be the key to their happiness.
    Over what Mr. Ford? Canadians lack a good sense of resentment.
    If the markets totally crashed not to worry, private equity sweep it clean.

  2. The best part in all this is there is no Peter Navarro character involved in all this – it’s just Trump and Trump alone – usually you would get a Peter appearance by this point but he must not hate Canada.

  3. Trump sure has a lot of nerve talking about threats to innocent people (like our own children now that he’s closed the ed department, ended aid to the poor, junking medicaid. And all to save less than 1% off the budget.

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