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The Fed is in a holding pattern, they are waiting for Trump to force the rate cuts, the pattern is clear. Trump is implementing tariffs on the steel industry and on the EU. Trump drops a hint that there was fraud with the treasuries and we might not have as much debt as they say do to fraud. It's all about the [CB]. The [DS] is trying to stop the exposure, the D's have their judges working over time trying to stop Trump, but Trump keeps moving forward and they are getting pissed. These cases will go to the SC and this will shutdown who has the control. Trump shifted the narrative, it's not about left vs right, it's about right vs wrong. As the crimes are produced the people will see this clearly. Game Over.

 

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Economy

Fed Rate Cuts Are Looking Less and Less Likely for 2025 

Source: inc.com

Tariffs on EU will raise prices for Americans, Macron tells CNN

French President Emmanuel Macron told CNN in an interview aired Sunday that he would not have any qualms about confronting Donald Trump head-on should the US president make good on his threats to impose tariffs on Europe. Macron also warned that Americans would feel the pinch of any tariff measures in the form of higher prices. 

 

Macron warned that tariffs would harm European economies but also the United States, given the level of economic ties.

Source: france24.com

Trump to Impose 25 Percent Tariffs on Steel and Aluminum, Expect Higher Prices 

Bloomberg reports Trump Unveils 25 Percent Tariffs on Steel and Aluminum.

President Donald Trump, speaking to reporters Sunday on Air Force One, said he would announce new tariffs on steel and aluminum from all countries.

The US relies on aluminum imports from countries including Canada, the United Arab Emirates and Mexico, to meet the vast majority of demand — net imports added up to more than 80% in 2023, according to Morgan Stanley. Steel imports account for a smaller portion of overall consumption, but are vital for sectors leaning on specialty grades, including aerospace, auto manufacturing and energy, from wind developers to oil drillers.

Tariffs Not Easily Averted

The Wall Street Journal reports Trump’s Next Round of Tariffs—25% on Steel and Aluminum—Won’t Be So Easily Averted

“Very simple, they charge us, we charge them,” Trump said Sunday. Those will go into effect “almost immediately,” Trump said.

 

Source: mishtalk.com

President Trump Orders Treasury to Stop the Production of New Pennies

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This means taxpayers have been footing the bill for a coin that’s worth less than its production cost.

Source: thegatewaypundit.com

Trump says US may have less debt than thought because of fraud 

 U.S. President Donald Trump  said his administration was examining U.S. Treasury debt payments for possible fraud and suggested that the country's $36 trillion debt load might not be that high.

"We're even looking at Treasuries," Trump said. "There could be a problem - you've been reading about that, with Treasuries and that could be an interesting problem."

He added: "It could be that a lot of those things don't count.