Certificati di investimento - Cap. 2
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NoWay
It's time to play the game
Ieri sera leggevo dei commenti alla giornata... ormai non c'è più nessuno che condivida o giustifichi le sue scelte...
Mi domando come sia possibile che in un Paese che si vanta di essere la casa della democrazia non esistano argini a questo one man show...
arkymede74
Forumer storico
Anche io mi considero affetto da tale malattia...
sterubb
Forumer storico
La mia speranza a questo punto è che a novembre 2020 gli americani aprano gli occhi e lo mandino a casa...
NoWay
It's time to play the game
Il collaterale protegge in caso di fallimento dell'emittente...
GRISU63
Forumer storico
Fabrib
Forumer storico
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump said on Saturday that things are going well with China, insisting U.S. consumers are not paying for import taxes he has imposed on goods from that country although economists say Americans are footing the bill.
"Things are going along very well with China. They are paying us Tens of Billions of Dollars, made possible by their monetary devaluations and pumping in massive amounts of cash to keep their system going. So far our consumer is paying nothing - and no inflation. No help from Fed!" Trump said on Twitter.
He also said - without presenting evidence - that countries are asking to negotiate "REAL trade deals," saying on Twitter, "They don't want to be targeted for Tariffs by the U.S."
Trump abruptly decided on Thursday to slap 10% tariffs $300 billion in Chinese imports, stunning financial markets and ending a month-long trade truce.
China vowed on Friday to fight back.
Tariffs are intended to make foreign goods more expensive to boost domestic producers, unless international exporters reduce prices. But there has been no evidence that China is cutting prices to accommodate Trump's tariffs.
A study published by the National Bureau of Economic research in March found that all of the cost of tariffs imposed in 2018 were passed on to U.S. consumers.
Donald, un mito!
"Things are going along very well with China. They are paying us Tens of Billions of Dollars, made possible by their monetary devaluations and pumping in massive amounts of cash to keep their system going. So far our consumer is paying nothing - and no inflation. No help from Fed!" Trump said on Twitter.
He also said - without presenting evidence - that countries are asking to negotiate "REAL trade deals," saying on Twitter, "They don't want to be targeted for Tariffs by the U.S."
Trump abruptly decided on Thursday to slap 10% tariffs $300 billion in Chinese imports, stunning financial markets and ending a month-long trade truce.
China vowed on Friday to fight back.
Tariffs are intended to make foreign goods more expensive to boost domestic producers, unless international exporters reduce prices. But there has been no evidence that China is cutting prices to accommodate Trump's tariffs.
A study published by the National Bureau of Economic research in March found that all of the cost of tariffs imposed in 2018 were passed on to U.S. consumers.
Donald, un mito!
dodoale
Conero Trading
Sul XS1577092593 BNP generali autocall directa mi ha rimborsato il 2 agosto cedola e capitale separatamente solo che la cedola hanno messo valuta antergata al 1 agosto! così facendo mi si crea una minus mostruosa avendolo comprato a 103!! domani mattina chiamo dicendo di sistemare...
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