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| | | ... explained by stronger profitability and one that would certainly underpin further gains in employment. Add the promised tax cuts to this. What's more, the disappointing growth numbers came because government spending dropped by 1.7% over the first quarter ... |
| | | | ... policy, a natural policy response to an economy that no longer requires a crutch and might even do a high jump (if Trump's tax cuts and other fiscal spending policies are enacted). It looks deym good from where I sit. Even better, lost in the gloomy ... |
| | | | ... 8.1%. Underwriting this booming confidence is, of course, US President Trump's promised reflationary policies - mainly tax cuts and fiscal spending on infrastructure (and the Wall?) -- and the US Federal Reserve's 'go slow' approach towards policy normalisation. ... |
| | | | ... fact remains that the US economy have been improving sans the promised fiscal stimulus, sans the restructuring, sans the tax cuts, being implemented. It's been goose by optimism over Trump's reflationary agenda but it's also running on its growth momentum. ... |
| | | | ... details of his reflationary policies. POTUS didn't but the market still went up with investors still buying his promises of tax cuts and infrastructure spending. This early in his presidency, there's no reason to doubt that Trump walks his talk. Latest ... |
| | | | ... one suggests that all the things Trump said he would do, Trump would do. Both the good- corporate and personal income tax cuts, infrastructure spending, deregulation - and bad - border tax, immigration and trade protectionism. I have no beef with Trump ... |
| | | | ... made, you better deliver. Unless they don't cut muster with the US Congress and the Senate, expect Trump to deliver on tax cuts - company and personal - infrastructure spending, restructuring, that "Mexican wall" and trade protectionism. The immediate ... |
| | | | ... date, the incoming president has been ambivalent on the details of three factors that will move markets: his proposed tax cuts, his policy specifics on infrastructure and, closer to home, what happens next if the US withdraws from the Trans-Pacific Partnership? ... |
| | | | ... great again' he has publicly advocated for increased infrastructure spending, a reduction in corporate regulation, and tax cuts to boost economic growth. Craig predicts this will lead to overall economic momentum over the next few years. However, Trump's ... |
| | | | ... look at the goodwill and raised growth expectations engendered by President-elect Trump's promised fiscal largesse - tax cuts and infrastructure building and rebuilding - on the US economy...one that also gave the Fed the green light to proceed with ... |
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