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Quote from: sonofdaxjones on June 01, 2018, 02:16:43 PMAbout $19 billion (more) for Puerto Rico in the last 6 weeks. I thought Trump didn't care. Checks Fox news....nothing....throw us a link bro.
About $19 billion (more) for Puerto Rico in the last 6 weeks. I thought Trump didn't care.
"So we're negotiating" Don Draper (Mad Men. Shut the Door, Have a Seat. Season 3, Episode 13)http://www.businessinsider.com/china-us-trump-trade-fight-deal-tariffs-2018-6
Quote from: sonofdaxjones on June 05, 2018, 11:29:34 AM"So we're negotiating" Don Draper (Mad Men. Shut the Door, Have a Seat. Season 3, Episode 13)http://www.businessinsider.com/china-us-trump-trade-fight-deal-tariffs-2018-6"Trump is the smart guy to dumb people" - unknown
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United States Steel Corp. (X $37) announced that it will restart the second of two blast furnaces at its steelmaking plant in Granite City, Ill. The company also said it expects full-year operating earnings to be at the high end of its previously announced range. Trade deficit unexpectedly narrowed, mortgage applications rise, Q1 productivity revised down The trade balance (chart) showed that the deficit surprisingly narrowed to $46.2 billion in April, compared to the Bloomberg forecast of $49.0 billion. March's deficit was revised lower to $47.2 billion. Exports were up 0.3% month-over-month (m/m) at $211.2 billion, while imports dipped 0.2% to $257.4 billion.
QuoteUnited States Steel Corp. (X $37) announced that it will restart the second of two blast furnaces at its steelmaking plant in Granite City, Ill. The company also said it expects full-year operating earnings to be at the high end of its previously announced range. Trade deficit unexpectedly narrowed, mortgage applications rise, Q1 productivity revised down The trade balance (chart) showed that the deficit surprisingly narrowed to $46.2 billion in April, compared to the Bloomberg forecast of $49.0 billion. March's deficit was revised lower to $47.2 billion. Exports were up 0.3% month-over-month (m/m) at $211.2 billion, while imports dipped 0.2% to $257.4 billion.Somebody needs to tell these steel workers their jobs are gone forever and America will never export manufactured goods again!!!