The Economy Ended 2019 On A Strong Note

Sandra Loyd

It seems that companies have reacted instantly, and favorably, to the information that the Stage One trade deal could stop the imposition of additional tariffs on consumer products.

This came during a year when Wall Street rallied to get a looming downturn, dependent on concerns within the U.S.-China trade warfare.

The market is far better than you might imagine.

Although the headlines pointed to greater expansion, the Atlanta Fed maintained its GDP Now tracker in 2.3%.

For a increase in imports can come from customer demand, on the flip side, that could be a change.

The central bank looks likely to remain on hold during 2020 absent a change in problems.

1 positive for opinion is that the settlement, at least a first-phase foundation, of this trade dispute.

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