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You may have missed it, but April is “a month of financial literacy” in the US. April 1 (yes, really!) White House released the following declaration From Donald Trump:
During this month, I urgently call on national financial literacy families, communities, schools and institutions to commit themselves to strengthen their financial knowledge. There are amazing resources available to you and your family through the Department of the Ministry of Finance to help you decide on healthy financial decisions. Together, we can protect every American's right to economic freedom and ensure the promise of prosperity for future generations.
Kudos to the White House for all classic jokes April April fool and h/t Richard Metcalf for the place. Anyway, here's the selection of graphs that have been described from various research information on the side of sales that show how the healthy financial decisions of the US government ensure the promise of prosperity for upcoming generations.
Tariffs up (Zoomable picture):
Supplies down (Zoomable picture):
Credit also captured (Zoomable picture):
The giant is almost everywhere (Zoomable picture):
Yet a ten -year revenue of the Ministry of Finance only by 25 bps (Zoomable picture):
Expectations of earnings in the first quarter (Zoomable picture):
The vol invability of one's own capital UP (Zoomable picture):
UP UP (Zoomable picture):
Inflation pressures of climbing (enlarged version):
The expectations of unemployment grow (enlarged version):
Trust in business (Zoomable picture):
Bankruptcies are already growing (Zoomable picture):
The impact of tariffs of GDP (Zoomable picture):
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A lot of cuts cuts increase (Zoomable picture):
But the expectations of the recession are still rising (Zoomable picture):
Next Reading:
– Global stocks ask because Donald Trump does not offer any relief from tariffs (Ft)