The Economy

[heathrowinneo]

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Every goddamn day with you dipshits.

suffering from TDS, total delusional syndrome...

 

[DeluxAuto]

This is great. The original bid for the World Cup had stated that tickets would be around $75-$150. They are upwards of $3,000. There is an overall 500% increase in ticket costs from just 4 years ago in Qatar.

Trump is a economic jeenyus!

 

[HumpDayHoratio]

The tired Radicalized democrat message isn’t getting through.

They have gone to the well one too many times. Used the same tired playbook…but it’s not working anymore.

The money shot for the simpletons with short attention spans…

Even as Democrats publicly dismiss the America First movement, their private strategists are telling a different story.

They see voters moving.
They see economic trust shifting.
And they see a message that’s landing where it matters most—at the kitchen table.

For America First supporters, the takeaway is clear:

The debate isn’t just being argued anymore.

It’s being won.

 

[Lazaran]

Employment report for October and November

• Unemployment rising to highest since 2021.
• Jobs lost in October outnumbered the gain in November.

No signs of Trump’s elusive golden age.

You believe those November numbers???

 

[Lazaran]

Don’t know if anyone has been following the reports of a looming private credit crisis, but let’s preemptively assign responsibility for any disruption in the financial sector due to the private credit situation being FUBAR:

Search Assist

Deregulations under the Trump administration have weakened financial protections, allowing banks to take on more debt and increasing the risk of a private credit crisis. This has left the financial system more vulnerable to economic shocks, as banks have less capital to absorb losses.
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Impact of Trump Deregulations on Private Credit​

Overview of Deregulation​

The Trump administration has pursued aggressive deregulation, particularly in the banking sector. This approach aimed to reduce the regulatory burden on financial institutions, allowing them to operate with fewer restrictions. Key changes included:

• Reduction of Capital Requirements: Banks faced fewer limits on the amount of debt they could use, which increased their risk exposure.
• Diminished Oversight: The number of bank examiners and regulatory staff was significantly reduced, weakening the enforcement of existing rules.

Consequences for Private Credit​

The deregulation efforts have contributed to a more volatile financial environment, leading to several potential crises:

• Increased Risk: With banks allowed to take on more debt and hold less capital, the financial system became more vulnerable to shocks.
• Shift to Alternative Financing: As traditional banks faced fewer restrictions, borrowers increasingly turned to private credit options, which often come with higher risks and costs.

Economic Vulnerability​

The combination of reduced oversight and increased risk-taking has raised concerns about the stability of the financial system. Experts warn that these changes could lead to significant economic repercussions, similar to past financial crises triggered by excessive risk in lending practices.
In summary, the deregulation under the Trump administration has created a landscape where private credit risks are heightened, potentially leading to a crisis in the financial sector.



I expect DonOld is going to leave the next Democratic President a situation as bad or worse than Bush’s 2008 financial crisis or DonOld’s 2020 Covid / economic crisis.



We. Told. Them. So.

 

[Rightguide]

Doesn't matter. Citing Breitbart as a source to be taken seriously is an intellectual crime in and of itself, and you know it.

It's a very strange thing -- sources like Mother Jones and The Nation are usually credible, but the RW side no longer seems able to produce any media that should not be immediately dismissed with contempt!

There was a time, once, when at least The National Review was kindasorta respectable! But that all died when the "Rockefeller Republicans" became Democrats.

Oh look, it's the old “only left-wing sources are credible” tantrum, because intellectual honesty clearly took a long vacation in your world. Dismissing an entire conservative media output as contemptible without engaging the actual arguments? That’s not debate, that’s censorship dressed up in traditional Politruk smugness. And the (gigglesnort) nostalgia for “Rockefeller Republicans” is rich coming from someone who celebrates outlets like Mother Jones and The Nation, both known for their partisan propagandizing masquerading as journalism. If you want respect for your sources, try earning it by actually addressing facts instead of resorting to lazy, baseless smears. But hey, keep clutching your purity test while the rest of us deal with real-world complexity and truth.

 

[DeluxAuto]

Oh look, it's the old “only left-wing sources are credible” tantrum, because intellectual honesty clearly took a long vacation in your world. Dismissing an entire conservative media output as contemptible without engaging the actual arguments? That’s not debate, that’s censorship dressed up in traditional Politruk smugness. And the (gigglesnort) nostalgia for “Rockefeller Republicans” is rich coming from someone who celebrates outlets like Mother Jones and The Nation, both known for their partisan propagandizing masquerading as journalism. If you want respect for your sources, try earning it by actually addressing facts instead of resorting to lazy, baseless smears. But hey, keep clutching your purity test while the rest of us deal with real-world complexity and truth.

I should bump your failed Arizona election fraud threads so the new people can also make fun of you.

 

[MajorRewrite]

You believe those November numbers???

If they were faking numbers, the November gain would’ve been larger than the October drop.

 

[heathrowinneo]

You believe those November numbers???

anything coming out of this group, not really

 

[heathrowinneo]

Don’t know if anyone has been following the reports of a looming private credit crisis, but let’s preemptively assign responsibility for any disruption in the financial sector due to the private credit situation being FUBAR:

Search Assist

Deregulations under the Trump administration have weakened financial protections, allowing banks to take on more debt and increasing the risk of a private credit crisis. This has left the financial system more vulnerable to economic shocks, as banks have less capital to absorb losses.
https://external-content.duckduckgo.com/ip3/www.ssga.com.ico ssga.comhttps://external-content.duckduckgo.com/ip3/www.ms.now.ico ms.now

Impact of Trump Deregulations on Private Credit​

Overview of Deregulation​

The Trump administration has pursued aggressive deregulation, particularly in the banking sector. This approach aimed to reduce the regulatory burden on financial institutions, allowing them to operate with fewer restrictions. Key changes included:

• Reduction of Capital Requirements: Banks faced fewer limits on the amount of debt they could use, which increased their risk exposure.
• Diminished Oversight: The number of bank examiners and regulatory staff was significantly reduced, weakening the enforcement of existing rules.

Consequences for Private Credit​

The deregulation efforts have contributed to a more volatile financial environment, leading to several potential crises:

• Increased Risk: With banks allowed to take on more debt and hold less capital, the financial system became more vulnerable to shocks.
• Shift to Alternative Financing: As traditional banks faced fewer restrictions, borrowers increasingly turned to private credit options, which often come with higher risks and costs.

Economic Vulnerability​

The combination of reduced oversight and increased risk-taking has raised concerns about the stability of the financial system. Experts warn that these changes could lead to significant economic repercussions, similar to past financial crises triggered by excessive risk in lending practices.
In summary, the deregulation under the Trump administration has created a landscape where private credit risks are heightened, potentially leading to a crisis in the financial sector.



I expect DonOld is going to leave the next Democratic President a situation as bad or worse than Bush’s 2008 financial crisis or DonOld’s 2020 Covid / economic crisis.



We. Told. Them. So.

whomever is the next occupant of the oval office will be getting the biggest mess, none ever have been as big.

 

[Lazaran]

If they were faking numbers, the November gain would’ve been larger than the October drop.

Not saying they’re “faking numbers”, necessarily - just that they’re not accurate due to multiple factors: - gutting of the BLS, etc:

Search Assist

The Trump administration has significantly reduced the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) by firing its commissioner and implementing policies that undermine its data collection and reporting capabilities, which could negatively impact labor market information and worker protections. This move is seen as part of a broader effort to reshape federal data infrastructure and diminish the role of the Department of Labor.



We. Told. Them. So.

 

[DeluxAuto]

Highest unemployment in 4 years and wage growth slowed to a 5 year low.

Black workers are far worse off with an unemployment jump by 2 points.

Manufacturing lost over 5k jobs because trump's tariffs are shit.



Now, you MAGAts can pretend these are bullshit facts that came straight from this failed administration or not.