China has opened the door to imports of rice from the United States for the first time ever in what analysts took to signal a warming of relations between the world’s two biggest economies after a frosty year marked by tensions and tit-for-tat tariffs. The green light from Chinese customs, indicated in a statement posted […]
China Cuts Tariffs on More Than 700 Goods Amid Open-Trade Drive…
China Cracks: Manufacturing Sector Contracts for First Time Since Trade War Began…
China to Cut Tax on US Vehicles to Ease Trade Tensions…
China will remove the retaliatory duty on automobiles imported from the U.S. for three months in an effort to defuse trade tensions with the world’s biggest economy. The 25% tariff it imposed in a tit-for-tat measure will be scrapped starting Jan. 1, the finance ministry said Friday. Earlier this week, Bloomberg News reported that China […]
“This Is A Bear Market”…
A sheepish Scott Wapner dared to ask DoubleLine’s Jeffrey Gundlach an open-ended question about the stock market, and we suspect the response he got was far from what he wanted to hear. “I’m pretty sure this is a long-term bear market for stocks…S&P is headed to new lows” “We’ve had pretty much all of the […]
GM Discovers That Government Bailouts Come with Golden Chains Attached…
General Motors recently announced that it will stop production and lay off some 15,000 employees at several U.S. and Canadian facilities. The announcement elicited a predictable outburst of indignation from President Trump. He said in a Twitter tirade that his administration is “looking into cutting all @GM subsidies, including … for electric cars.” That’s a […]
Union Leader: ‘GM won’t close plants without one hell of a fight’…
The Trump Administration can’t say they weren’t warned. Marry Barra is meeting with Trump Chief Economic Advisor Larry Kudlow on Monday after announcing that the company would lay off as many as 14,700 workers in key swing states that helped elect Trump in 2016. Barra warned the administration over the summer that auto tariffs would […]
Import Prices: Still No Signs of Tariffs Taxing Consumers…
The price of goods imported from China fell in the first month of the Trump administration’s expanded tariffs, government data showed Thursday. The Trump administration imposed tariffs on around $200 billion of goods imported from China at the end of September. Previously, the China tariffs had applied to $50 billion of goods, mostly technological imports. […]
Rescuing the Banks Instead of the Economy…
You can’t bail out the banks, leave the debts in place, and rescue the economy. It’s a zero-sum game. Somebody has to lose. That’s what happened in 2009 when President Obama came in. He invited the bankers to the White House and he said, “I’m the only guy standing between you and the mob with […]
Mercedes, Nissan to Ramp Up U.S. Investment After New NAFTA Deal…
Mercedes-Benz and Nissan plan to invest more in the U.S. after the Trump administration won a new trade agreement with Canada and Mexico that requires more of each vehicle to be built in North America, by higher-paid workers, the Financial Times reported. Under the terms of the deal to update the North American Free Trade […]
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