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5 hours ago, Starkiller said:

 

Wall Street is a “libtard news source” now?

 

Great, you like Wall Street's positions now.   Awesome, that means you don't want Pocahontas to win.   

 

CNBC host Jim Cramer said that Wall Street executives are privately telling him that “She’s got to be stopped!”

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7 hours ago, OILERMAN said:

Trump needs his loans to have cheaper rates!

 

 

 

He might as well go to the side of the road to yell at car drivers, "start driving your car" or yell at someone else to do something that person is already doing. 

 

There is no creditor to renegotiate or refinance the date.  The US issues bonds.  Primary dealers buy them to resell to smaller parties.  It happens like clockwork with primary dealers, as a group, basically pledged to bid on the issues(I think it is part of their licensing or something.)   This is normal operations and what the Treasury and Fed are doing combined pretty much every day.   The Treasury is paying principal on bonds when they mature (buying) and issuing new bonds (selling) on schedule.  The Fed is buying and selling bonds in the open market in order to hit its target interest rates every day in its open market operations. 

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2 hours ago, Little Earl said:

 

Great, you like Wall Street's positions now.   Awesome, that means you don't want Pocahontas to win.   

 

CNBC host Jim Cramer said that Wall Street executives are privately telling him that “She’s got to be stopped!”

 

Why would I take those libtards seriously???

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Inflation rising. 

https://www.bloomberg.com/markets/fixed-income

 

The core reading reflected the biggest monthly rise in medical-care costs since 2016 and record increases in health-insurance prices. Sustained increases in inflation could give some Federal Reserve policy makers pause as they weigh additional interest-rate cuts this year, though the central bank is expected to make a second straight reduction next week as the global growth outlook dims and uncertainty over trade policy damps business investment.

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22 hours ago, Little Earl said:

 

Great, you like Wall Street's positions now.   Awesome, that means you don't want Pocahontas to win.   

 

CNBC host Jim Cramer said that Wall Street executives are privately telling him that “She’s got to be stopped!”

Which means she would be great  at the job.

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