Chinese battery tech is better, If by ours you mean Ford Chrysler GM then probably better but not something I see changing anyone's mind about going electric hereIs this about the Chinese Cars? I can at least understand that even if it is worthless. The sad thing is the Chinese Electric Cars are better than ours from what I hear...
Now slotkin is letting her ass hang out. Man, bad week for Michigan politicians.
I wonder (no not really of course they didn't) if they subtracted from the savings the costs to operate DOGE, cost for fired workers that were later rehired, lost productivity due to shortages in staffing...Now Muskrat says DOGE will only save $150 billion.
Meanwhile, estimates are DOGE cuts at the IRS will lower tax revenue collected by $500 billion.
Winning yet?
Add Tesla to that but yes.Chinese battery tech is better, If by ours you mean Ford Chrysler GM then probably better but not something I see changing anyone's mind about going electric here
Gotta protect Detroit's $100k trucks and car payments near equal to mortgage prices. If the Chinese got to sell affordable EV's, it'll be like the Japanese selling cars in the 70's again.Now slotkin is letting her ass hang out. Man, bad week for Michigan politicians.
There are so many Boomers banking a large part of their retirement on houses they likely won't be able to sell at the price they need for long-term survival.Speaking of mortgages:
Catherine Rampell (@crampell.bsky.social)
Mortgage rates surge over 7% as tariffs hit bond market https://www.cnbc.com/2025/04/11/mortgage-rates-surge-tariffs-bond-market.htmlbsky.app
I believe it’s tied to the 10-year because the average mortgage lasts about seven years historically speaking.This isn't an ELI5, but it boils down to the balancing act between investment safety and risk. More demand for bonds (when the market is bearish) equals higher prices and lower yields. Mortgage rates are kinda-sorta tied to the 10-year Treasury note rate. So when those yields go down, mortgage rates tend to as well.
However, when the bond market is also turbulent, lenders will protect themselves from the uncertainty by keeping mortgage rates up and/or raising them higher. With the apparent flight of foreign capital from American investments, domestic investors are seeing lots of very negative signs. Therefore risk is skyrocketing and they're seeing that they may not have safe, reliable Treasury bonds to flee to like they usually do. Thus, increasing mortgage rates.
ELI5: By their actions which destabilize and devalue the USD, the Trump regime is making it more expensive for all of us to borrow.
She says she will “lay down” at the border.
She says she will “lay down” at the border. It’s “lie down,” dipshyt. Maybe think about improving education in your neck of the woods.
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