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You missed it, but April is the “month of financial literacy” in the US. April 1 (yes, really!) The White House has released the following Statement From Donald Trump:

In this national financial literacy month, I urge families, communities, schools and institutions to promise to strengthen their financial knowledge. Amazing resources are available to you and your family through the Treasury website section that will help you make financial decisions. Together, we can all protect every American right of economic freedom, protect the promise of the advancement of the coming generation.

Kudos at the White House for Flower Joach and H/T Richard Metalfkalf for the Flower Joach of the Classic April Flower. However, there is a selection of charts driven from various sales-side research notes that shows how the US government’s strong financial decisions are protecting the promise of prosperity for the coming generation.

Up the tariff (Jembly):

Stock down to stock (Jembly):

Credit also Cloverd (Jemewed figure)::

Greaterly moves quite everywhere (Jembly):

Nevertheless 10 years of Treasury yield down by only 25 bps (Jembly):

First-in-the-third earnings hopes of earning (Jembly):

Equity upset up (Jembly):

Up to uncertainty (Jembly):

Climbing inflation pressure (Jemembal version):

Increasing the expectation of unemployment (Jemembal version):

Down the confidence of the business (Jembly):

The bankruptcy already grown (Jembly):

The GDP effect of the duty (Jembly):

Prices are available to cut lots of rates (Jembly):

However the expectation of recession is still climbing (Jembly):

Further to read:
– Global stocks break down as Donald Trump does not give any vacation out of tariff (Feet)