Actually, the Federal Reserve is doing the job trying to kill a thriving economy! Yesterday, the Fed announced that growth would be managed to < 3%.
The Fed Tyrants have assumed the authority to control American business....time for the Fed to disappear or, at least help in MAGA!
American manufacturers think the future looks bright.
The GOP-led tax cuts and President Trump's deregulation efforts are driving record-high optimism in the industry heading into 2019, findings that come amid significant volatility on Wall Street as investors brace for a potential slowdown in the U.S. economy next year.
Nearly 89 percent of the 539 companies polled by the National Association of Manufacturers in the fourth quarter held a positive outlook for their business, bringing the yearly average to 92.4 percent, the highest in the survey’s 20-year history.
Just 18.5 percent of respondents cited an unfavorable business climate as a key concern, down from 71.2 percent in the final months of former President Barack Obama's tenure in 2016. In the next 12 months, companies expect capital investments to increase 2.6 percent, full-time employment to rise 2.2 percent, and wages to jump 2.3 percent.
Read more at washingtonexaminer.com...
The Fed Tyrants have assumed the authority to control American business....time for the Fed to disappear or, at least help in MAGA!
American manufacturers think the future looks bright.
The GOP-led tax cuts and President Trump's deregulation efforts are driving record-high optimism in the industry heading into 2019, findings that come amid significant volatility on Wall Street as investors brace for a potential slowdown in the U.S. economy next year.
Nearly 89 percent of the 539 companies polled by the National Association of Manufacturers in the fourth quarter held a positive outlook for their business, bringing the yearly average to 92.4 percent, the highest in the survey’s 20-year history.
Just 18.5 percent of respondents cited an unfavorable business climate as a key concern, down from 71.2 percent in the final months of former President Barack Obama's tenure in 2016. In the next 12 months, companies expect capital investments to increase 2.6 percent, full-time employment to rise 2.2 percent, and wages to jump 2.3 percent.
Read more at washingtonexaminer.com...
