America Is The World's Hottest Economy

Because so many people lost jobs, can't afford to drive or buy gas.
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I drive a mile to work.
 
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Countries around the world are cutting lending to US so Trump lowered the Supplemental Liquidity Ratio so US banks can lend more government backed money expanding the US money supply. This new goes to the elite & starves the savers, poor & workers creating K-shaped economy.

The other countries cut their dollar currency reserves, forcing those dollers to return back here. The world knows trump is weakening the US dollar & will have to bail out the banks again.
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But we are not the hottest economy but we are the largest. Now research that.
We are not even the hottest or largest economy

China produces 3 times more energy than the United States, and is the world's leading producer of both total electricity and renewable energy like solar and wind. The U.S. is the second-largest producer of total electricity but relies more heavily on natural gas
 
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Trump reduced ESLR from 6% to 4%

OCC Bulletin 2025-41 - November 25, 2025 Modifications to the Enhanced Supplementary Leverage Ratio Standards for U.S. Global Systemically Important Bank Holding Companies and Their Subsidiary Depository Institutions: Final Rule

  • The final rule reduces the enhanced supplementary leverage ratio standard for covered national banks and federal savings associations from the current 6 percent standard (3 percent supplementary leverage ratio requirement plus 3 percent) to 3 percent plus the lesser of
    • 1 percent; or
    • 50 percent of the method 1 risk-based capital surcharge1 (expressed as a percentage) applicable to the GSIB holding company that controls the national bank or federal savings association.
  • The final rule also modifies the form of the enhanced supplementary leverage ratio standard.
    • For covered national banks and federal savings associations, the final rule removes the enhanced supplementary leverage ratio standard from the definition of “well capitalized” under the prompt corrective action framework.
    • For covered national banks and federal savings associations, the revised enhanced supplementary leverage ratio standard will function as a capital “buffer” in the same manner that the enhanced supplementary leverage ratio applies to GSIB holding companies. If a covered national bank’s or federal savings association’s supplementary leverage ratio drops below the buffer amount, the institution will become subject to increasingly strict limitations on its ability to make certain capital distributions, including the issuance of dividends, and the payment of certain discretionary bonuses.
 
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You are the Idiot!

Trump reduced ESLR from 6% to 4%

OCC Bulletin 2025-41 - November 25, 2025 Modifications to the Enhanced Supplementary Leverage Ratio Standards for U.S. Global Systemically Important Bank Holding Companies and Their Subsidiary Depository Institutions: Final Rule

  • The final rule reduces the enhanced supplementary leverage ratio standard for covered national banks and federal savings associations from the current 6 percent standard (3 percent supplementary leverage ratio requirement plus 3 percent) to 3 percent plus the lesser of
    • 1 percent; or
    • 50 percent of the method 1 risk-based capital surcharge1 (expressed as a percentage) applicable to the GSIB holding company that controls the national bank or federal savings association.
  • The final rule also modifies the form of the enhanced supplementary leverage ratio standard.
    • For covered national banks and federal savings associations, the final rule removes the enhanced supplementary leverage ratio standard from the definition of “well capitalized” under the prompt corrective action framework.
    • For covered national banks and federal savings associations, the revised enhanced supplementary leverage ratio standard will function as a capital “buffer” in the same manner that the enhanced supplementary leverage ratio applies to GSIB holding companies. If a covered national bank’s or federal savings association’s supplementary leverage ratio drops below the buffer amount, the institution will become subject to increasingly strict limitations on its ability to make certain capital distributions, including the issuance of dividends, and the payment of certain discretionary bonuses.
It's also funny how you guys support the myth that Trump has made living in the US unaffordable when it was not only your very own side who did that but now we see record Black Friday sales just at the very same time you say Americans can't afford to live.
 
Trump has laid the foundation for the best economy in the world. The strategy do the opposite of what Biden did
Cut taxes and regulations make business more profitable and increase spending power.
Wages are up and Black Friday sales 4% higher than last year
End renewable energy which cant meet the demand of AI and use LNG oil and Nuclear
Use tariffs to get better trade deals and pay off the annual deficit in 3 years(Manufacturers pay them)
Deport illegals rents go down and the housing shortage ends. Close the border.
Cut government spending, close useless agencies reduce the government workforce.
Stop the Biden spend borrow and print money. Inflation comes down
Lower oil costs and inflation comes down.
GDP 3.8% DOW record highs
Tax cuts for seniors
In short take money away from the government and give back to the people the exact opposite if what democrats do
 
It's also funny how you guys support the myth that Trump has made living in the US unaffordable when it was not only your very own side who did that but now we see record Black Friday sales just at the very same time you say Americans can't afford to live.
Super stupid how you can't refute Trump lowering bank eSLR to inflate loan money creation. In fact that would increase deficit spending & inflate Black Friday sale prices & devalue the dollar.

Increasing K shaped economy boost income from stock market investment shows with a bifurcation in who’s spending. The Federal Reserve’s most recent Beige Book showed consumer spending among low- and middle-income consumers is on the decline. Meanwhile, the Fed found high-end consumers are continuing to spend — including on luxury items and travel.

Consumers have bought fewer items this holiday season, but the average selling prices are higher, according to Claudia Lombana, a national consumer expert.

“The ones that have higher income are spending at will, but those who are less affluent are budgeting,” Lombana told CNN’s Omar Jimenez on Saturday.
 
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