great news nvidia...#1Problem, those chips now face a 84%-104% tariff on china's end and they have a chip that isnt quite as good but does the job, at far less a price. yall might need to seek other markets for those chips #Tariffs #MAGAnomics https://www.npr.org/2025/04/09/nx-s1-5356480/nvidia-china-ai-h20-chips-trump
by making its currency cheaper related to the dollar and euro, China has put everything on sale for everyone who doesnt have 124% #tariffs on them #MAGAnomics https://tradingeconomics.com/china/currency
went to #Rednote to see what theyre thinking of the trade war & #tariffs and i saw a version of this video 5x. it basically says that if you think the chinese businesses are gonna eat a 20% #tariff for doing nothing wrong, forget it. they feel like its getting to hard to do business w/ US, so why try
#MAGAnomics
I cannot stress how stupid an economic policy it is to demand that everything be made in your country while simultaneously kicking out all the immigrants we need to have an adequate labor force, not to mention kidnapping doctors and students so fewer people will even want to come here.
"Beijing is looking to expand fiscal spending this year. The government plans to allocate more than 8% of gross domestic product to stimulate demand, up from 6.6% in 2024, according to Bloomberg.."
No thx! america will be doing austerity instead
#MAGAnomics #Tariff https://www.bloomberg.com/opinion/articles/2025-04-06/xi-has-a-plan-to-ease-tariff-pain-what-about-trump
Vietnam has as much inflation as we do while having a trade surplus with the US, kinda throws the theory by the great economist, trump, out the window abt why china has low inflation #MAGAnomics
anticipation of drill, baby, drill drove oil prices up to $79 days before trump was sworm in, its now down almost 25% since #MAGAnomics #tariffs #tariff https://tradingeconomics.com/commodity/crude-oil
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Loving this, very clever 
Majority of American people did NOT vote for the 
#MAGAnomics #USpol #PublicHealth #Vaccination
There already is a #MeaslesEpidemic in the #UnitedStatesOfAiling people... just saying...
s/: In a year or so, I'll ask #Kennedy, "How's that #GreatReplacementTheory thing going for ya?/s
the above post is a study of tariff rates that show for every 3.6% increase, you cant expect .4% of GDP contraction that can last for up to 5yrs. tariffs are a real lag, that math (26%/3.6%x.4) works out to at least a 2.89% GDP contraction or recession. But it will also come with high inflation and unemployment as ppl are laid off and import prices for inputs rise #MAGAnomics
![GLOBAL ECONOMICS UPDATE
Trump reciprocal tariff blow bigger than we expected President Donald Trump's country-specific reciprocal tariffs turned out to be bigger than expected, with our calculations pointing to an import-weighted average tariff of 19.1%. If (as we believe) the reciprocal tariffs stack on top of the earlier tariff hikes on China and the product-specific tariffs on steel, aluminum and autos, that means the effective tariff rate on all imports will rise from 2.3% last year to around 26%, leaving it at a 131-year high. In very general terms, Canada and Mexico have got off lightly, while those in Asia, particularly China and Vietnam, have been hit hard. The European Union and Japan sit somewhere in the middle.
By Neil Shearing [click.m.capitaleconomics.com], Group Chief Economist](https://assets.newsie.social/media_attachments/files/114/271/957/513/105/857/original/7c849cb6198c7bda.jpg "GLOBAL ECONOMICS UPDATE
Trump reciprocal tariff blow bigger than we expected President Donald Trump's country-specific reciprocal tariffs turned out to be bigger than expected, with our calculations pointing to an import-weighted average tariff of 19.1%. If (as we believe) the reciprocal tariffs stack on top of the earlier tariff hikes on China and the product-specific tariffs on steel, aluminum and autos, that means the effective tariff rate on all imports will rise from 2.3% last year to around 26%, leaving it at a 131-year high. In very general terms, Canada and Mexico have got off lightly, while those in Asia, particularly China and Vietnam, have been hit hard. The European Union and Japan sit somewhere in the middle.
By Neil Shearing [click.m.capitaleconomics.com], Group Chief Economist")
"Using data for 151 countries over 1963–2014, we find that tariff increases are associated with an economically and statistically sizeable and persistent decline in output growth... The impact is persistent and increases with the magnitude of the tariff change. Our baseline econometric model suggests that a one standard deviation increase in the tariff rate (corresponding to a 3.6% points) leads to about a 0.4% decline of output 5yrs later."
#MAGAnomics https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC7255316/
the bond market has inverted making the 3 month bond more expnsive than the 10yr bond, meaning they think we are in for a bad ride in the short term. basically until trump reverses all his stupid policies. they hope its 3-6mns, but hes really dumb AND hard headed, so... #MAGAnomics https://tradingeconomics.com/united-states/government-bond-yield
...we are doing this to EVERY industry when you look at 25% tariffs on steel/aluminum, 25% on CN, MEX, EU, China, Latin Amer. thats every industry, every partner is abt to have to adjust on the fly and the natural reaction to raise prices to cover your ass will lead to inflation& unemployment too #MAGAnomics
if the consumer is 85% of the economy and they are stressed the fuck out, is that a good thing?
#MAGAnomics
"[trump] signed an executive order to initiate a review on copper imports after noting he would tariff the metal in an earlier speech before Congress. Such a move would increase dependency on domestic capacity, which is limited to only two major smelters, as the US imports nearly half of its copper. In the meantime, demand from top consumer China remained underpinned by a pickup in manufacturing activity and pledges of wider deficit spending by the government #MAGAnomics https://tradingeconomics.com/commodity/copper
