Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:DJIA up 2.5% premarket on Chyna deal. More winning for America
Yes, because the markets like certainty, and this provides a 90 day window to get a more complete "deal" done. But understand, US consumers will be paying 10% more for goods produced in China. I thought we didn't like inflation and that trump was going to bring prices down, and yet here you are celebrating a 10% increase in prices.
My dear, methinks you haven’t had your coffee yet…it’s 30%, not 10% on all Chinese imports. China has placed a 10% tariff on all US imports.
My mistake, I had it backwards. So an "even better deal" - god, what a loser.
What is exactly 'even better deal" while price will up 30%?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:DJIA up 2.5% premarket on Chyna deal. More winning for America
Yes, because the markets like certainty, and this provides a 90 day window to get a more complete "deal" done. But understand, US consumers will be paying 10% more for goods produced in China. I thought we didn't like inflation and that trump was going to bring prices down, and yet here you are celebrating a 10% increase in prices.
My dear, methinks you haven’t had your coffee yet…it’s 30%, not 10% on all Chinese imports. China has placed a 10% tariff on all US imports.
My mistake, I had it backwards. So an "even better deal" - god, what a loser.
Anonymous wrote:Liberal lose again, trump is doing a great job
Anonymous wrote:Speaking of the markets liking certainty, can we discuss the $1 trillion trade deficit with Chyna?
Anonymous wrote:Trump doesn’t believe in his own tariffs- the ones with China, which were set to bring in a lot of money, have been suspended. Once he pauses or suspends he doesn’t usually start again. Is the golden age tariff economy a big bluff?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:DJIA up 2.5% premarket on Chyna deal. More winning for America
Yes, because the markets like certainty, and this provides a 90 day window to get a more complete "deal" done. But understand, US consumers will be paying 10% more for goods produced in China. I thought we didn't like inflation and that trump was going to bring prices down, and yet here you are celebrating a 10% increase in prices.
My dear, methinks you haven’t had your coffee yet…it’s 30%, not 10% on all Chinese imports. China has placed a 10% tariff on all US imports.
Anonymous wrote:Speaking of the markets liking certainty, can we discuss the $1 trillion trade deficit with Chyna?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Liberal lose again, trump is doing a great job
What exactly, in specific terms, has TARIFFS ON, TARIFFS OFF, TARIFFS ON, TARIFFS LOWERED accomplished? All I see is empty ports, uncertainty in markets, small businesses shuttering.
Where is the win here?
Anonymous wrote:Liberal lose again, trump is doing a great job
Anonymous wrote:Liberal lose again, trump is doing a great job
Anonymous wrote:Speaking of the markets liking certainty, can we discuss the $1 trillion trade deficit with Chyna?
Anonymous wrote:Speaking of the markets liking certainty, can we discuss the $1 trillion trade deficit with Chyna?