Peter St. Onge
North Carolina Opinion Editor at The Charlotte Observer
North Carolina Opinion Editor at The News & Observer
North Carolina Opinion Editor at The Herald-Sun (Durham, NC)
McClatchy Opinion Editor, leading opinion teams across McClatchy markets. Also: editorial page editor for Charlotte Observer, News & Observer in Raleigh.
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5 days ago |
enterstageright.com | Peter St. Onge
Why prices never go down By Peter St. Onge web posted June 23, 2025 Bidenflation is over. But if you feel like prices still aren't falling, you're not alone. Since Donald Trump took office, inflation has plunged from a Biden-era 5 percent to just 1.4%. This is actually below the Fed's target of 2%.
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1 week ago |
fxstreet.com | Peter St. Onge
But if you feel like prices still aren’t falling, you’re not alone. Since Donald Trump took office, inflation has plunged from a Biden-era 5 percent to just 1.4%. This is actually below the Fed's target of 2%. Normally, at this point, the Fed would be trying to pump inflation since it's “too low.”Of course, for the American people, 1.4% is not “too low.” What they want is falling prices, as in take it back to pre-Biden prices. In short, no.
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1 month ago |
advisorperspectives.com | Peter St. Onge
During last month's tariff war, a big driver of stock-market declines was foreigners selling. Foreigners have stockpiled over $60 trillion in US assets -- much of it in stocks. Which puts America at the mercy of those foreigners whenever foreigners get nervous. Part of this is terrible trade deals, but the biggest driver is that Americans stopped saving money, instead spending their way into debt slavery.
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1 month ago |
enterstageright.com | Peter St. Onge
Why Americans stopped saving money By Peter St. Onge web posted May 19, 2025 During last month's tariff war, a big driver of stock-market declines was foreigners selling. Foreigners have stockpiled over $60 trillion in US assets -- much of it in stocks. Which puts America at the mercy of those foreigners whenever foreigners get nervous. Part of this is terrible trade deals, but the biggest driver is that Americans stopped saving money, instead spending their way into debt slavery.
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1 month ago |
gold-eagle.com | Peter St. Onge
During last month's tariff war, a big driver of stock-market declines was foreigners selling. Foreigners have stockpiled over $60 trillion in US assets -- much of it in stocks. Which puts America at the mercy of those foreigners whenever foreigners get nervous. Part of this is terrible trade deals, but the biggest driver is that Americans stopped saving money, instead spending their way into debt slavery.
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