Shares of KPR Mill have corrected nearly 9% from their recent high, providing a good opportunity for investors to enter the textile market, says brokerage firm Sharekhan.
altogether. i wanted to bring in a man with a unique perspective on the unrest in that part of the world. jimmy lai is a hong kong protestor, but he doesn t fit the bill of the average person on the streets. you see, he s a multimedia millionaire tycoon. he fled mainland china at the age of 12 and after toiling for years in a factory, he started a successful garment business. jimmy lai, welcome to the show. thank you, fareed. let me ask you where you think things are now. the protests continue. beijing has not contrary to what a lot of people have thought, beijing has not cracked down. have not sent troops in. what is the game plan, do you
nafta, nafta 2.0. we know mike pence was in canada speaking to prime minister trudy today trying to get this deal finalized. this doesn t help to get congress to pass through. sandra: this comes amid recent calls the president calls to shut down the border. before we close the border we will put the tariffs on the cars to reference back to your earlier point. i don t think we will ever have to close the border because penalty of tariff on cars will be massive. those were earlier comments by the president then now the news tonight susan li. so markets are being are aing. obviously this is going to be the big news tomorrow as to how this effects the economic situation. don t forget mexico enjoys a 60 billion-dollar surplus trading. something the president has already cited. most of these are car ports. they do a lot of garment business and parts that come into this country as well. when he threatens to shut down the border. there were concerns this is going to impact two-way
jobs. wayne, therein lies a dilemma of a libertarian like jonathan. you want to be a free marketeer but patriotic. where do you stand on this? there is a blend there. one of the more interesting facts is that the garment business which was all in the united states at one time moved to china and india and is now beginning to come back. why? because the wages in those countries are rising. they are getting a middle class in those countries. some of those jobs are going to return to the united states. so capital. i as a theory works everywhere. michelle, i love made in the usa. it s just when you want to say total free market, it should find the best price. should it not? the patriotic thing is someone provides a service that is good and cheap. giving them more money to keep for themselves. made in usa is gre but i want a product that is cheap so me and my family have more money. whatever is cheapest.