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America's great build-out will test the limits of labour supply, material availability, and monetary policy flexibility...
...but industrial production saw its biggest annual gain since Nov 2022.
Japan's Bond Market and the Carry Trade, Impact on US Treasury Rates and Trump's Debt Refinancing Plan, China's Gold Purchases and US Treasury Debt, etc...
...and Announces Historic $912 Million Investment in U.S. Plants
Ford CEO Jim Farley laments he can't fill 5,000 mechanic jobs paying $120K per year: 'We are in trouble in our country'
"However, the destocking likely cannot continue indefinitely, and the recent rise in the Midwest premium suggests that some buying is returning."
Amid the month-long vacuum of macro data, thanks to the shutdown, 'soft' survey data has become almost the only leg left standing to judge the economy by (absent the housing data).
It appears that Ram – a brand that sells trucks – is apparently going to sell an SUV beginning in 2028.
John Deere is costing American farmers $4.2 billion a year by restricting them from fixing their own tractors. Apple, Amazon and major automakers use the same strategies on everything you own. It's bad for consumers and local mechanics, but excellent
"The program will cement the United States as one of the world's nuclear energy powerhouses and increase exports of Westinghouse's nuclear power generation technology globally"
The cuts, announced around 7 a.m. via a Slack message, were attributed to "business conditions" rather than performance, according to people familiar with the meeting.
Decentralized AI growth and U.S. manufacturing struggles in the shadow of Chinese technological ascendancy
Top states (Virginia, Texas, Oregon, Ohio, Iowa) account for 7.6 GW of the 12.4 GW added year-to-date.
China used loopholes in US law to purchase over $38 billion in chip-making technology in the last year alone, marking a 66% rise in imports since 2022, when legislation was passed to restrict Chinese access to US chip technology.
'And the reason he's doing it is because of control. Elon Musk has more control in Texas than he does anywhere else.'