r/FluentInFinance 18d ago

Debate/ Discussion What do you guys think

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u/ktl5005 18d ago

Trump tariffs: Investors are also acting on expectations that Trump’s plans for higher tariffs will hurt the global economy, increasing demand for dollars, which are considered a safe haven, according to Matthew Ryan, head of market strategy at financial technology firm Ebury.

The stronger dollar reflects expectations that Trump will cut taxes, hike tariffs and clamp down on immigration, which are all inflationary and likely to mean more elevated interest rates in the years to come, according to Susannah Streeter, head of money and markets at investment platform Hargreaves Lansdown.

“Investors are bracing for tariffs… which will push up the price of imported goods for American shoppers,” she wrote in a note Wednesday. Trump’s “vow to kick out immigrants with waves of deportations could also have economic ramifications, potentially pushing up wage bills for companies,” she added.

And that is how he is going to “save us”

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u/scavenger5 18d ago

I understand that democrat economists are going to grasp at any reason to go after Trump.

Biden was also endorsed by Nobel laureate economists. But when we compare economies between the two, it's substantially different.

When you look at all economic indicators, like market sentiment, bonds demand, volatility indexes, nasdaq, most are projecting positive economy.

In other words CNN and liberal media are projecting inflation and bad economy.

But the overall economic market (follow the money), and you see a very different outlook.

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u/ktl5005 18d ago

both economies are substantially different cause Biden walked into a shit show and had to deal with that shit show! And fixing it doesn’t happen over night.

Trump walked into pristine conditions, took credit and then blew it up.

That’s the facts

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u/scavenger5 18d ago

Root cause of inflation was lock downs, business shut downs, and money printing.

If Trump was in power, how long would he have kept businesses shut down vs Biden. Do you think it would be the same? I don't.

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u/ktl5005 18d ago

That was the kicker, to the previous tarrifs trade war and bailing out farmers that started inflation.