Anonymous wrote:How can any F500 execs, AmCham, or Biz Roundtable folks get behind any of this? They b#tched about Biden endlessly but they had it so good! Stock prices imploding, they are staring down the barrel of a recession.
How is any of this "business friendly"?
Anonymous wrote:More tariff job losses
“Volvo Cars (VOLCARb.ST), opens new tab said on Wednesday it would make production changes and cut 5% of the workforce at its Charleston plant in the United States due to changing market conditions and evolving trade policies, including tariffs.”
https://www.reuters.com/business/world-at-work/volvo-cars-cut-5-workforce-south-carolina-plant-us-2025-05-07/
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Imagine betting the entire US economy on a few games of Chicken
I don't even think he's playing chicken. That would imply he has some sort of grand strategy. He doesn't. Tariffs are simply the way he gets media cycles, while attempting to get business/foreign leaders to grovel. He's a "content President" who has otherwise run out of content, so we'll continue to suffer tariffs so that he gets attention. This isn't coming to an end.
Anonymous wrote:Some reality from Jerome Powell: https://newrepublic.com/post/194985/federal-reserve-powell-trump-economy-tariffs-stagflation
Trump is a moron.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Big announcement for a press conference at 10a today....here is what it is:
Trump's "big" trade deal is with the UK:
- It's a framework not a deal
- They're our 11th largest trading partner
- They're only 3% of US trade (97% to go)
- They *already* charge average tariffs of only 1% (limited upside)
per Justin Wolfers
A concept of a framework of a deal
But Trump will insist on a big rose garden presser and maga will pretend it’s all brilliant.
Meanwhile in the real world the ships are grinding to a halt and the shelves are emptying.
We trade services with the uk so no factories from this.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Big announcement for a press conference at 10a today....here is what it is:
Trump's "big" trade deal is with the UK:
- It's a framework not a deal
- They're our 11th largest trading partner
- They're only 3% of US trade (97% to go)
- They *already* charge average tariffs of only 1% (limited upside)
per Justin Wolfers
A concept of a framework of a deal
Anonymous wrote:Big announcement for a press conference at 10a today....here is what it is:
Trump's "big" trade deal is with the UK:
- It's a framework not a deal
- They're our 11th largest trading partner
- They're only 3% of US trade (97% to go)
- They *already* charge average tariffs of only 1% (limited upside)
per Justin Wolfers
Anonymous wrote:Imagine betting the entire US economy on a few games of Chicken