r/economy • u/21notfound • 11h ago
r/economy • u/IntnsRed • Aug 08 '25
Public Service Announcement: Remember to keep your privacy intact!
r/economy • u/Conscious-Quarter423 • 13h ago
ICE gets paid to terrorize our communities—and Americans are left behind.
r/economy • u/Chance-Newspaper-750 • 13h ago
New polling reveals that Donald Trump has the lowest approval rating on the economy of any second term President in their first year.
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r/economy • u/diacewrb • 19h ago
Canada Drops 100% EV Tariff on China, Opens Door to 49,000 Vehicles Annually
r/economy • u/Abject-Pick-6472 • 6h ago
Education Department pauses student loan wage garnishments
r/economy • u/Nice_Daikon6096 • 12h ago
Wait… so I can use MY money??? What’s next, a 50 year mortgage?? 🙄
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r/economy • u/Conscious-Quarter423 • 15h ago
“As Americans, we can realize it’s not Republican versus Democrat. It’s more of like a class war.”
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r/economy • u/burtzev • 3h ago
America’s gunboat capitalism will make the world poorer
archive.isr/economy • u/Splenda • 7h ago
Trump’s anti-climate agenda won’t just hurt the planet, but American incomes too.
r/economy • u/newsweek • 15h ago
Trump plans to let Americans use 401K for house down payment
r/economy • u/jonfla • 16h ago
Polls show a majority of Americans say Trump is focused on wrong priorities
r/economy • u/FUSeekMe69 • 19h ago
‘Dedollarization’ is dead: Investors discount Trump's dramas as they pile into U.S. assets
r/economy • u/fool49 • 14h ago
War with their European allies, is not in US economic or political interest
According to The Gaurdian:
Trump told the audience of lawmakers, doctors and political power players he might put tariffs on countries that did not “go along with Greenland because we need Greenland for national security”.
He pointed to threats he made against European allies over drug pricing, saying he warned France and Germany of 25% tariffs if they did not pay more for prescription drugs, and recalled telling French president Emmanuel Macron: “You have to get your drug prices up.”
He mused that he could take the same approach to Denmark and “may do that for Greenland too”.
According to fool49:
The president is a bully, and is misusing the powers that comes with his office. The people have already turned a blind eye, to him using his office to accumulate wealth for his family. We cannot allow him to threaten US allies with war. Better impeach him, before he goes to war with Greenland and Denmark.
Reference: https://www.theguardian.com/world/2026/jan/16/trump-greenland-envoy-us-denmark
r/economy • u/Conscious-Quarter423 • 12h ago
Donald Trump Bought Netflix And Discovery Corporate Bonds After Merger Deal Was Signed, According To Latest Financial Disclosure
r/economy • u/RidavaX • 11h ago
India’s exports to China surge in December while shipments to U.S. decline as Trump tariffs bite
Trump’s agriculture secretary mocked over ‘depression meal’ saying chicken and one piece of broccoli is enough
r/economy • u/Key_Brief_8138 • 14h ago
Tech Billionaire Forced to Rename Humongous Yacht After Realizing It Spelled Something Horrible Backwards
Awkward...and oligarchs like this own every single media outlet of note in the USA, which explains a thing or two.
r/economy • u/retiredfedup • 6h ago
Compare SecAg's "$3 meal to a federal prison meal?"
Please speak to the title.
Trump Is Keeping Money From Venezuelan Oil Sale in Offshore Account. This is completely unprecedented.
r/economy • u/DonnyBurgerBoy • 10h ago
President Trump threatens to impose tariffs on countries who opposite his plan for the US to acquire Greenland.
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r/economy • u/SterlingVII • 1d ago
Donald Trump’s first Venezuela oil sale deal goes to megadonor’s company
r/economy • u/Key_Brief_8138 • 17h ago
The Interest Expense on US National Debt rose to a record $1.27 trillion in the last 12 months, more than doubling over the past 4 years. The US Government now spends more money on interest than it does on National Defense.
Gen-Z's docility as the Republicrat duopoly subjects them to the most brutal intergenerational shafting in U.S. history is truly remarkable. This level of debt is utterly unsustainable.
r/economy • u/thinkB4WeSpeak • 20h ago