Chinese Yuan Slump Zeros Out First Two Rounds Of Trump Tariffs: By The Numbers
“Easy to win” – with Chinese characteristics.
“Easy to win” – with Chinese characteristics.
“For us, this is supremely important.”
“I have never even heard of tariffs”.
“…and where to find them”.
Half full, or half empty?
It’s been a rough week for Trump administration officials.
“And now,” cried Max, “let the wild rumpus start!†…
Coal mine canaries?
Call it “passive aggressive.”
It’s the flow that counts. Never forget that.
“…driven by U.S. political decisions.”
Mind the implications of globalization and interconnected markets.
“… a trade war is the biggest concern for almost half of those surveyed.”
“Buy the dip” is now “sell the rip”, don’t ya know?
Or “burns” – whichever.
Duck, duck, swan.
“With regard to the medium-term outlook for monetary policy, participants generally judged that, with the economy already very strong and inflation expected to run at 2 percent on a sustained basis over the medium term, it would likely be appropriate to continue gradually raising the target range for the federal funds rate to a setting that was at or somewhat above their estimates of its longer-run level by 2019 or 2020.”
In favor, that is.
“I can’t feel my face.”
Misplaced optimism. Across the board.
Trade, immigration and “covfefe” – what else is there?
“We know prices in the three digits were causing instability”.
“…it will get really bad if the Fed is hiking when growth is slowing.”
Some random musings.
Food for thought for those so inclined.
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