
Craig Torres
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treasuryandrisk.com | Craig Torres |Michael Sasso
Powell at an Economic Club of Chicago event on April 16. Photographer: Jamie Kelter Davis. Jim Tuchler, a Chicago-area retailer, and Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell have a lot in common these days. Tuchler says the turmoil around tariffs has landed him in a maddening “game of chicken,” in which he can only guess what his import-tax bill might be when it actually comes due. His e-commerce site just placed an order from China for “literally $80,000 worth of stockings,” Tuchler says.
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bloomberg.com | Craig Torres |Michael Sasso
Jim Tuchler, um varejista da região de Chicago, e o presidente do Federal Reserve dos Estados Unidos, Jerome Powell, têm muito em comum hoje em dia. Tuchler diz que a turbulência em torno das tarifas o colocou em um “jogo de quem desiste primeiro” enlouquecedor, no qual só consegue adivinhar qual será sua conta de imposto de importação quando ela realmente vencer. Seu site de comércio eletrônico acaba de fazer um pedido da China de “literalmente US$ 80.000 em meias”, diz Tuchler.
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1 month ago |
advisorperspectives.com | Craig Torres |Michael Sasso
Jim Tuchler, a Chicago-area retailer, and Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell have a lot in common these days. Tuchler says the turmoil around tariffs has landed him in a maddening “game of chicken,” in which he can only guess what his import-tax bill might be when it actually comes due. His e-commerce site just placed an order from China for “literally $80,000 worth of stockings,” Tuchler says. “Or is it going to cost me, like, $200,000?
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1 month ago |
bloomberg.com | Craig Torres |Michael Sasso
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell at an Economic Club of Chicago event on April 16. (Bloomberg) -- Jim Tuchler, a Chicago-area retailer, and Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell have a lot in common these days. Tuchler says the turmoil around tariffs has landed him in a maddening “game of chicken,” in which he can only guess what his import-tax bill might be when it actually comes due. His e-commerce site just placed an order from China for “literally $80,000 worth of stockings,” Tuchler says.
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1 month ago |
finance.yahoo.com | Craig Torres |Michael Sasso
Unlock stock picks and a broker-level newsfeed that powers Wall Street. Craig Torres and Michael Sasso Sun, May 4, 2025, 1:00 PM 5 min read In This Article: (Bloomberg) -- Jim Tuchler, a Chicago-area retailer, and Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell have a lot in common these days.
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