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y'all realize the UK is only about 3% of U.S. trade, the U.S. already runs a surplus there, and the 10% U.S. tariffs will stay, right?
keep in mind that studies indicate U.S. consumers shoulder the majority of tariff incidence, with minor incidence to foreign countries
Daily Archives: October 28, 2015
Fed ‘stimulus’ lost in transit
Another morning another farcical levered ramp in risk markets purportedly on the revelation that the US central bank will not be hiking policy rates soon because the economy is weak. News this is not. Evidence of the global slowdown has … Continue reading
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Used clothes booming
After the credit-rush, consumers everywhere are looking for intelligent ways to spend less: reduce, reuse, recycle. The world is awash in the supply of most things and entrepreneurs are figuring out creative new ways to find willing buyers. This is … Continue reading
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Asset bubbles never last: not one, ever
It’s the same precursors everywhere: risky loans underwritten by governments, bubbling realty prices and precariously indebted households…the mean reversions once they start, tend to be swift and violent. Sahil Mahtani, analyst at Deutsche Bank, likens the London real estate market … Continue reading
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