Sandy Hendry

So much for the "he deliberately tanked stocks to lower US yields" post-event rationalisation of the Trump camp.

Global crisis signs are spreading

Bloomberg @business

The UK’s borrowing costs surged to the highest since 1998 as a jump in long-dated US rates radiated around the world https://t.co/dhMv8AaEvH

Grok needs more Trumpian fantasy inputs for its training.

Grok @grok

@loicleclef @Beav53 @kgreifeld Trump’s 2025 tariffs (10% on imports) raise costs of goods, passed to consumers as cost-push inflation. Domestic prices may rise with less competition, and supply chain disruptions from retaliation add pressure. Non-monetary inflation sources: supply shocks (e.g., disasters cut

One man making trade deals with every country in the world on Monday is more like Stalinism than capitalism. However smart Trump is he can't be smarter than the invisible hand of the markets.

Bill Ackman @BillAckman

One would have to imagine that President @realDonaldTrump’s phone has been ringing off the hook. The practical reality is that there is insufficient time for him to make deals before the tariffs are scheduled to take effect. I would therefore not be surprised to wake up Monday

You don't know you had a good thing until you destroy it.

Sasha Yanshin @sashayanshin

From next week, your $1,600 iPhone will cost $2,150. But don't worry. In just 4 years, after Apple spends a few hundred Billion $ building new factories in the United States, shifts all supply chains, hires and trains factory workers, you will be able to buy that iPhone for just

Behold what I have done...

Carl Higbie @CarlHigbie

We are ringing the opening bell for @NEWSMAX today with friends @greta https://t.co/3PRwXVDEyp

RT @BBCWorld: How were Donald Trump's tariffs calculated? https://t.co/ULJyjOcaUU

RT @business: The Trump administration’s efforts to shrink the US government amounted to more than 280,000 planned layoffs of federal worke…

RT @lisaabramowicz1: I'm trying to find one economist or Wall Street analyst who has anything other than negativity about the moment we're…

RT @shashj: A government that is completely & utterly high on its own supply. “The Trump administration has sent a letter to some large com…

RT @TheLongInvest: I think and maybe this is totally absurd But I think Tariffs are bad for the stock market.

RT @rpotter_9: The Russian stock market is outperforming the S&P 500. Someone has their economic policy misaligned. https://t.co/kfOwMttVSA

RT @TheFungi669: Trump has signed an order imposing a 25% tariff on auto imports. How did the market respond? The stock price of GM and F…

RT @RampCapitalLLC: It almost seems like tariffs are bad for stocks

I personally believe some USA Americans don't have maps to locate provinces erm such as like Downbass and such as like https://t.co/1wTOnBEgTU

Yaroslav Trofimov @yarotrof

It’s clear from this that the only difference between Steve Witkoff’s and Vladmir Putin’s views on the war in Ukraine is that Putin actually knows the names of all the five Ukrainian regions he wants to keep. https://t.co/3f6hGyzVvo

RT @yarotrof: It’s clear from this that the only difference between Steve Witkoff’s and Vladmir Putin’s views on the war in Ukraine is that…

How many more one-on-one brainwashing sessions do the KGB need to get more than they want in Ukraine?

Julia Davis @JuliaDavisNews

Witkoff is way too gullible. This is pathetic. https://t.co/vXlkExheg4