- Retail sales growth is important, because approximately two-thirds of the U.S. GDP growth is driven by consumer sales.
- With inflation low, retail sales high, and with a previously reported drop in U.S. imports, the ¹second quarter GDP is likely to be much stronger than anyone previously predicted...
This is essentially a repeat of the 2017/2018 economic outcome from President Trump’s first term in office.
- The tariffs, which are applied to the ‘cost’ side of the dynamic, are mostly being absorbed by major producing nations who are reliant upon export to the U.S. market.
- Simultaneously, the tariffs are generating income – essentially exfiltrating foreign wealth and returning those funds to the USA; a complete reversal of the rust-belt dynamic...
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