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Cryoban a écrit : ↑mer. avr. 09, 2025 8:59 pm Et je serais vraiment curieux de voir les mouvements d’argent que font les comptables de Trump quelques heures avant les déclarations fracassantes de leur patron. Ça pue la grosse combine boursière avec du délit d’initié à tous les étages.

legnou a écrit : ↑mer. avr. 09, 2025 10:05 pm Sinon, les Démocrates commencent à s'interroger ouvertement sur des coups de bourse.

GOP senators shared "a lot of smiles" upon learning of tariff pause during lunch

From CNN’s Morgan Rimmer and Lauren Fox GOP senators said there was cheering and clapping and “a lot of smiles” when the 90-day pause on tariffs was announced during their lunch Wednesday, and defended the president’s decision to pause the tariffs, despite publicly doubling down on them for days.

 Sen. Mike Rounds told reporters, “I think it really lightened up the lunch discussion.”

 Senate Majority Leader John Thune told reporters that tariff policy is a “work in progress, but it sounds like they are getting good results.”

 Sen. John Cornyn said he thinks the pause allows people some sense of relief. When asked about the mood in the room when the news was revealed, and whether there was relief, Cornyn replied, “Jubilation was too strong a word but it was positive.”

 Sen. Ron Johnson, who has expressed concern about how tariffs will affect his constituents in Wisconsin, said senators in the lunch were “happy” to see markets start going up, and that he felt relieved.

 Sen. John Kennedy added that, “Most people were pleased.”

 Sen. Kevin Cramer said the news didn’t surprise him. “It’s on par with how Donald Trump responds to stimulus,” he said. “He doesn’t tip his hand unless he wants to.”

 Sen. Eric Schmitt, who had forcefully defended the tariffs in previous days, argued that the pause shows that the administration’s strategy is working – and is not a sign that they are caving to market pressure. “I think this is a sign that there’s an acknowledgement worldwide that America doesn’t want to be taken advantage of anymore,” he said.

 Separately, Sen. Kevin Cramer separately told CNN that the pause has led to “optimism.”
 “There’s all kinds of opportunity now that we weren’t sure was going to exist 12 hours ago,” he said.
 CNN’s Annie Grayer and Alison Main contributed reporting to this post.

Dr Hiatus a écrit : ↑mer. avr. 09, 2025 10:42 pm Imaginons la joie de tous ces pays qui trouvent la retraite par capitalisation tellement plus modernes et moins coûteuse que les systèmes redistributifs...

I'm 61 and over the past two months, my 401(k) has lost 25 percent of its value. I'm always happy to contribute to the greater good, but can someone please explain to me how this helps anyone?

Kandjar a écrit : ↑jeu. avr. 10, 2025 7:24 am Mais si la valeur baisse, ton fonds de retraite lui-même est en danger, non ?
Ça ne risque pas d'affecter les banques elles-mêmes si ça continue ?

Kandjar a écrit : ↑jeu. avr. 10, 2025 7:24 am Mais si la valeur baisse, ton fonds de retraite lui-même est en danger, non ?
Ça ne risque pas d'affecter les banques elles-mêmes si ça continue ?