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That brings up another question: what will the FED do at the next meeting?

I didn’t read the minutes from the last meeting but from what I heard, I infer that inflation was a bigger threat this time around.

I work in imports and can tell you just about anything from China will cost easily 10% more this year than last year. When those numbers catch up with CPI the FED will be helpless.

For now I think their next move will again appease the senseless traders who caused this mess, while further screwing the middle class.

The US may be the world’s biggest exporter, but I doubt there is a greater trade deficit anywhere. A weak dollar may help that, but it doesn’t help the average consumer.

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That brings up another question: what will the FED do at the next meeting?

I didn’t read the minutes from the last meeting but from what I heard, I infer that inflation was a bigger threat this time around.

I work in imports and can tell you just about anything from China will cost easily 10% more this year than last year. When those numbers catch up with CPI the FED will be helpless.

For now I think their next move will again appease the senseless traders who caused this mess, while further screwing the middle class.

The US may be the world’s biggest exporter, but I doubt there is a greater trade deficit anywhere. A weak dollar may help that, but it doesn’t help the average consumer.

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That brings up another question: what will the FED do at the next meeting?

I didn’t read the minutes from the last meeting but from what I heard, I infer that inflation was a bigger threat this time around.

I work in imports and can tell you just about anything from China will cost easily 10% more this year than last year. When those numbers catch up with CPI the FED will be helpless.

For now I think their next move will again appease the senseless traders who caused this mess, while further screwing the middle class.

The US may be the world’s biggest exporter, but I doubt there is a greater trade deficit anywhere. A weak dollar may help that, but it doesn’t help the average consumer.

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That brings up another question: what will the FED do at the next meeting?

I didn’t read the minutes from the last meeting but from what I heard, I infer that inflation was a bigger threat this time around.

I work in imports and can tell you just about anything from China will cost easily 10% more this year than last year. When those numbers catch up with CPI the FED will be helpless.

For now I think their next move will again appease the senseless traders who caused this mess, while further screwing the middle class.

The US may be the world’s biggest exporter, but I doubt there is a greater trade deficit anywhere. A weak dollar may help that, but it doesn’t help the average consumer.

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That brings up another question: what will the FED do at the next meeting?

I didn’t read the minutes from the last meeting but from what I heard, I infer that inflation was a bigger threat this time around.

I work in imports and can tell you just about anything from China will cost easily 10% more this year than last year. When those numbers catch up with CPI the FED will be helpless.

For now I think their next move will again appease the senseless traders who caused this mess, while further screwing the middle class.

The US may be the world’s biggest exporter, but I doubt there is a greater trade deficit anywhere. A weak dollar may help that, but it doesn’t help the average consumer.

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“…this is a significant indication that there is nothing that can save high housing prices now.”

There wasn’t anything in the first place.

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“…this is a significant indication that there is nothing that can save high housing prices now.”

There wasn’t anything in the first place.

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“…this is a significant indication that there is nothing that can save high housing prices now.”

There wasn’t anything in the first place.

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“…this is a significant indication that there is nothing that can save high housing prices now.”

There wasn’t anything in the first place.

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“…this is a significant indication that there is nothing that can save high housing prices now.”

There wasn’t anything in the first place.

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“I’m not gonna bore you with numbers” she says…

Go get another facelift Connie, those roots are showing.

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“I’m not gonna bore you with numbers” she says…

Go get another facelift Connie, those roots are showing.

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“I’m not gonna bore you with numbers” she says…

Go get another facelift Connie, those roots are showing.

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“I’m not gonna bore you with numbers” she says…

Go get another facelift Connie, those roots are showing.

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“I’m not gonna bore you with numbers” she says…

Go get another facelift Connie, those roots are showing.

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