THE US ECONOMY GREW 3.3%

Samori Toure

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Most of the "spending" is

1. People being price gouged. But it's essential shyt so they have no choice but to buy it.
2. Rich people and anyone making over 100k buying shyt with credit cards.


Nobody looks at credit card debt. Rich people consistently borrow on their assets. So that "growth" don't mean shyt when household debt is at an all time high. over $18 trillion.
Correct. Spending increased because prices increased. It is due to the tariffs. If a box of cheerios was $5 before the tariffs and it is now $8 after the tariffs then spending increased. That is Trumponomics.
 

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Correct. Spending increased because prices increased. It is due to the tariffs. If a box of cheerios was $5 before the tariffs and it is now $8 after the tariffs then spending increased. That is Trumponomics


What interest rate did them Trumponomics get you for your home loan?
 

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What interest rate did them Trumponomics get you for your home loan?
Trump didn't lower interst rates. Interest rates have been low since the Obama Presidency. They engaged in something call quantitative easing. I have no idea what that is, but it lowered interest rates on long term debts like mortgages. Trump inherited low interest rates.

 

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Trump didn't loer interst rates. Interest rates have been low since the Obama Presidency.


3%?
 

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You don't understand interst rates. 3% is my interest rate as a private borrower from a bank, which is based upon credit, income, etc. That is not the rate that the Federal Reserve loan money to commercial banks at. So even if the Federal Reserve does a rate cut that doesn't mean that your private rate as a mortgage borrower will go down, because your rate is tied to your credit history and income. Worse yet mortgage rates are also impacted by bond yields.

As for what you thought you were asking. Under Obama the lending rate that the Federal Reserve Bank loaned to commercial banks varied from 0.0% to 0.25%. That is why economists kept calling it cheap money.

 
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You don't understand interst rates. 3% is my interest rate as a private borrower from a bank, which is based upon credit, income, etc. That is not the rate that the Federal Reserve loan money to commercial banks at. So even if the Federal Reserve does a rate cut that doesn't mean that your private rate as a mortgage borrower will go down, because your rate is tied to your credit history and income. Worse yet mortgage rates are also impacted by bond yields.

As for what you thought you were asking. Under Obama the lending rate that the Federal Reserve Bank loaned to commercial banks varied from 0.0% to 0.25%. That is why economists kept calling it cheap money.



Again, that’s too much typing from you.


You and republicans have the same thing in common. Yall benefit from shyt but then tell the world they shouldn’t. :heh:
 

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Blue collar brehs are eating right now. @Luck @cheek100 @Crude Abolitionist . Every job offering overtime and raises out the ass. I start a new job on the 15th that's paying $7 more an hour, higher 401k match, and my insurance is getting cut in half how much I pay. I make $17 more an hour now than I did 3 years ago, pay less for insurance, and get more contributions to my retirement. I feel for white collar brehs though, y'all going through it but that lil rush to get paid more and more during covid was eventually gonna turn around on y'all.
 
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