Nagz Posted August 1, 2025 Posted August 1, 2025 Just now, Prakat said: Just lie back and enjoy the late-stage of the global right wing movement. This is better entertainment than Cricket and NBA Combined.
Nagz Posted August 1, 2025 Posted August 1, 2025 Although the tariffs are scheduled to take effect next week, there is an exemption for goods already in transit that arrive in the United States before October 5th. That loophole should delay the surge in consumer prices that tariffs are expected to cause, analysts said. It could also postpone the political backlash from higher inflation. Source: NYT
Nagz Posted August 1, 2025 Posted August 1, 2025 Economists now estimate the overall tariff rate on U.S. imports at around 15 percent, up from roughly 2 percent at the start of the year. That’s the highest level since the 1930s, but it may take a while for households to notice. “These taxes do not show up in consumer baskets with full force until January next year,” Paul Donovan, the chief economist for UBS Global Wealth Management, wrote in a research note. Source: NYT
crictime Posted August 2, 2025 Posted August 2, 2025 Well written title. 1. MSME's will be most hit. 2. Job losses are inevitable in case the tarrif stays. In fact the very announcement of this tarrifs will jave already made managements of various companies cautious as the forecast won't be promising.
ravishingravi Posted August 2, 2025 Posted August 2, 2025 6 minutes ago, crictime said: Well written title. 1. MSME's will be most hit. 2. Job losses are inevitable in case the tarrif stays. In fact the very announcement of this tarrifs will jave already made managements of various companies cautious as the forecast won't be promising. None of this will come true. 1) Most of this stuff is high margin. Producer is capable of cuts. 2) So far most of tariffs are being passed on to the buyer. When there is no local option, buyer will just pay higher price. 3) Businessman don't start planning after announcements. They start working on contingencies 6 months in advance.
crictime Posted August 2, 2025 Posted August 2, 2025 1 hour ago, ravishingravi said: None of this will come true. 1) Most of this stuff is high margin. Producer is capable of cuts. 2) So far most of tariffs are being passed on to the buyer. When there is no local option, buyer will just pay higher price. 3) Businessman don't start planning after announcements. They start working on contingencies 6 months in advance. Piyush Goyal is the commerce and industry minister. Today, in Mumbai, he is discussing with exporters regarding the tarrifs amd impact. The businessmen are in talks only because these tarrifs have an impact and a way out needs to be found out.
coffee_rules Posted January 9 Posted January 9 Who do you believe? Businessman negotiating the trade deal or the MEA spokesperson?
BacktoCricaddict Posted January 9 Posted January 9 52 minutes ago, coffee_rules said: Who do you believe? Businessman negotiating the trade deal or the MEA spokesperson? When in doubt i trust and believe Bhiku Mhatre
coffee_rules Posted January 9 Posted January 9 1 hour ago, BacktoCricaddict said: When in doubt i trust and believe Bhiku Mhatre Adda bidde Buddhi BacktoCricaddict 1
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