Fed's Miran: Tariffs have had no material signs of growth drag, inflation spike

Fed's Miran: Tariffs have had no material signs of growth drag, inflation spike

FED'S MIRAN:

THE DOWNSIDE OF TARIFFS HAS BEEN NOWHERE NEAR WHAT PEOPLE PREDICTED

TARIFFS HAVE HAD NO MATERIAL SIGNS OF GROWTH DRAG, INFLATION SPIKE
— PiQ Newswire (@PiQNewswire) October 16, 2025

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MIRAN:

DON'T THINK COST OF TARIFFS WILL BE PASSED ON TO CONSUMERS
— PiQ Newswire (@PiQNewswire) October 16, 2025

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Fed's Miran: Tariff Costs Will Largely Be Borne By Exporting Countries.
— First Squawk (@FirstSquawk) October 16, 2025

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taftantrader

Oct 16, 2025 3:28pm

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Self-serving liar

TudorIoan

Oct 17, 2025 1:06am — Edited

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Hey, Donald, I am here! Here... down here! No, no, here, down below, ...yeah, I am that little midget, you see me now? Hello! ...I just want you to know that'am your fuckface bootlicker forever!
Pick me, pick me ...that chair for me, you know!

Fckn toad!

Niru

Oct 16, 2025 7:07pm

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jesus christ this guy is awfully chatty the last few days.

Vancarbon

Oct 17, 2025 1:59am

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Posted this Wednesday

Quoting Vancarbon

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1987 - Black Monday. Couldn’t happen twice on the same date , could it ? Weekend approaching , liquidity drying up , huge 100 point swings in ES . Nasdaq banging its head against an Ai bubble. The signs are there . The weekend could be interesting

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Black Monday (also known as Black Tuesday in some parts of the world due to time zone differences) was a global, severe and largely unexpected[1] stock market crash on Monday, October 19, 1987.

Nick.

Oct 17, 2025 2:10am

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Quoting Vancarbon

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Posted this Wednesday {quote} Black Monday (also known as Black Tuesday in some parts of the world due to time zone differences) was a global, severe and largely unexpected[1] stock market crash ogon Monday, October 19, 1987.

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Your words to God's ears.

Schultz

Oct 17, 2025 1:58am

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Other countries must be charities. That's so kind! How do the good folk of the US feel about being beneficiaries of such generosity?

By the way, where is all that tariff revenue coming from? Silly question.

Oct 16, 2025 4:35pm

Time will tell

Oct 16, 2025 5:03pm

Damn that Trump! Damn this Liar! Damn the dirty Politics! Damn the 'Peanut Gallery! Damn the FOMC! Damn the 'Rare Earth'! Enjoy the magic!

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Polimini

Oct 17, 2025 2:38am

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I welcome the crash, this is unsustainable, and the longer it goes on for the worst

Nick.

Oct 17, 2025 1:36am

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I'm short the US indices.

ksdeo2408

Oct 16, 2025 3:31pm

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dirty politics to get dollar back on track

Trader#1152

Oct 16, 2025 5:16pm

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Take note of the "strategic uncertainty" Bessent speaks about around 4 or mins in. This was months ago btw.

https://www.foxnews.com/media/scott-...se-counterpart

That is how Trump and Co. Operate. Mr. Miran is just another Trump Cheerleader spreading the same old Propaganda. Someone with AI access put a blowup doll mouth on Miran will ya. Maybe add a big cum drop or a Something About Mary reference in there too. Will give us some more madness to laugh, hysterically, about. It will prob go full-viral.

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Expect more of the same for the remaining 7 years (inc 4 more Trump 2028). Popcorn

stocks out of control. To the moon.

Anon12345678

Oct 16, 2025 8:54pm

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Good boy

Trader#6CE5

Oct 17, 2025 1:54am

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gold may go down within next week. 4200 tp hit.

Trader#A306

Oct 17, 2025 1:59am

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Tariffs are the U.S. scam tax on the world trade. Cannot be tolerated. Time to decouple from trade with U.S.

Trader#3459

Oct 17, 2025 2:02am

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Said Trump s bitch

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