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Warren Mosler — Durable goods orders, Vehicle sales, Credit check

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With each data release it seems more likely to me that the deceleration in the growth of borrowing from the banks is reflecting a drop in aggregate demand:Growth of C and I loans has been near 0 since the election: No tax cuts, no infrastructure spending either. Trumponomics is dead in the water in Congress so far as the GOP engages in a circular firing squad. It's a party great at unifying on obstruction, but a bunch of losers on governing. The mid-term campaign season is nearing, so they had better change course quickly.  Trump had promised jobs, jobs, jobs. That promise remains empty. The Center of the UniverseDurable goods orders, Vehicle sales, Credit checkWarren Mosler

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With each data release it seems more likely to me that the deceleration in the growth of borrowing from the banks is reflecting a drop in aggregate demand:

Growth of C and I loans has been near 0 since the election:
No tax cuts, no infrastructure spending either. Trumponomics is dead in the water in Congress so far as the GOP engages in a circular firing squad. It's a party great at unifying on obstruction, but a bunch of losers on governing. The mid-term campaign season is nearing, so they had better change course quickly. 

Trump had promised jobs, jobs, jobs. That promise remains empty.

The Center of the Universe
Durable goods orders, Vehicle sales, Credit check
Warren Mosler
Mike Norman
Mike Norman is an economist and veteran trader whose career has spanned over 30 years on Wall Street. He is a former member and trader on the CME, NYMEX, COMEX and NYFE and he managed money for one of the largest hedge funds and ran a prop trading desk for Credit Suisse.

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