inept. president trump responded to all of this yesterday. president, do you have a reaction to british ambassador s comments? no, i haven t seen it, but, you know, we have had our ins and outs with a couple of countries and i would say that the uk and ambassador has not served the uk well. i can tell you that. we re not big fans of that man, and he has not served the uk well, so i can answer it, and i can say things about minimhim b won t bother. president trump is blasting the federal reserve, calling it the most difficult problem the u.s. faces and once again, criticizing the independent central bank for raising interest rates. trump took to twitter on saturday, strong jobs reports, low inflation, and other countries around the world doing anything possible to take advantage of the unite, knowing that our federal reserve doesn t
welcome back, president trump is blasting the federal reserve, calling it the quote most difficult problem the u.s. faces and once again criticizing the independent bank for raising interest rates. trump took to twitter on saturday writing this, strong jobs report, low inflation, and other countries around the world doing anything possible to take advantage of the united states, knowing that our federal reserve doesn t have a clue. they raised rates too soon, too often, and tightened while others did just the opposite. as well as we are doing from the day after the great election when the market shot right up, it could have been even better, massive additional wealth would have been created and used very well, our most difficult problem is not our competitors, it s the federal reserve. so his comments come a day after a june jobs report showed the economy added roughly 224,000 jobs for the month. trump praised the report friday
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come fall, come september. but if they see trouble from this going on for weeks and weeks, i don t think they will. what will that mean for debtors? they will have cheaper debt. if you have credit cards now at 15%. they won t be likely to go up. mortgage rates won t go up as fast. home equity lines of credit all of that debt will be cheaper if the federal reserve doesn t raise rates. all right. was this a good time to buy those greek stocks? is this going to solve itself so you catch it on the down swing? i m not buying the greek stock. i heard a lot of people say buy europe but not greek stock. you get 66 euros out of the bank if you can find an atm that works. $66 and when do you get to draw out another $66 like a week or so if you are lucky? did you see people milling around the atm s finding an atm s putting out money. i don t think americans can wrap their mind around what that would be like. thanks, gerri. if you are not sure where to find it in your area.
they promised to raise rates come fall, come september. but if they see trouble from this going on for weeks and weeks, i don t think they will. what will that mean for debtors? they will have cheaper debt. if you have credit cards now at 15%. they won t be likely to go up. mortgage rates won t go up as fast. home equity lines of credit all of that debt will be cheaper if the federal reserve doesn t raise rates. all right. was this a good time to buy those greek stocks? is this going to solve itself so you catch it on the down swing? i m not buying the greek stock. i heard a lot of people say buy europe but not greek stock. you get 66 euros out of the bank if you can find an atm that works. $66 and when do you get to draw out another $66 like a week or so if you are lucky? did you see people milling around the atm s finding an atm s putting out money. i don t think americans can wrap their mind around what that would be like. thanks, gerri. if you are not sure where