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Tuesday, March 11, 2025

Analysis: Trump Administration Looks to Buck History as Treasury Inversions Predict Economic Pain for 2025

The Atlanta Federal Reserve on March 3 has again issued its GDP Now projection, finding the U.S. economy could be contracting at an inflation-adjusted, annualized 2.8 percent rate for the first quarter of 2025. That is down further from its Feb. 28 projection of negative 1.5 percent.
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8 comments:

  1. As the article states, this has happened MANY times in my lifetime.

    Not much in the stock market.
    Minimal personal debt.
    HOPING that prices will drop.

    Not worried...

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  2. Lots of folks who are emotionally reacting, instant gratification motivated are freaking out over the stock market taking a shit like it’s the end of the earth. My advice , put on a Pink Floyd CD, pour 3 fingers of bourbon in your favorite chystal tumbler, light up a joint, sit back in a recliner and relax. Repeat several times a day and eventually the market will get over the financial speed bump will level out.

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    1. People who lost everything in the 2000 tech stock crash never recovered. Remember Yahoo at $300+ per share?

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  3. Jethro: "Ms. Jane, I have no idea what you just said."

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  4. Now that Trump is president the weasels are starting to admit the problems with the economy. It's all Trump's fault! Newsflash-its been obvious to anyone who doesn't listen to the MSM

    What will cause some problems are the tariffs, good in the long-run and vitally necessary, but it will hurt for the first couple of years. That can be offset by getting rid of the illegals and all the fraudulent payments.

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    1. "That can be offset by getting rid of the illegals and all the fraudulent payments."

      I believe you meant to say: get rid of all liberals, politicians, lawyers, judges, insurance agents, and people who think diversity is our strength. That's just for starters.

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    2. Boosting oil production will have a huge impact on lowering prices as long as companies pass on the savings.

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  5. No pain no gain. Yes, things will get worse before they get better. You can't fix four years (more actually) in 90 days.

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