(Total Views: 150)
Posted On: 11/30/2022 11:14:59 AM
Post# of 124427
Re: Steel Reserve #96320
There's such a thing as construction season, nitwit. Were they supposed to have a crystal ball as to when oil prices would be lower, but when it would be too cold to lay asphalt?
THE point is that a road was paved and come Spring more roads, bridges and pipes will be repaired and built.
And that's because Biden didn't have endless 'infrastructure weeks' like the do nothing orange asshole had instead of one Bill.
Of course I was talking about crude and not about your price gouging suppliers.
Pump prices are down, so go to you local Shit Lost and Found and retrieve what you lost.
More bad news for the Let's Go Brandon morons.
New York
CNN Business
—
The US economy grew much faster than expected in the third quarter, according to the latest gross domestic product report, which showed GDP rose by an annualized rate of 2.9%.
https://www.cnn.com/2022/11/30/economy/us-gdp...index.html
That’s an improvement from the initial government reading in October that showed 2.6% growth in economic activity, and better than the Refinitiv forecast of 2.7%. And it’s a marked turnaround from economic contractions of 1.6% in the first quarter of the year and 0.6% in the second.
The better-than-expected growth came as consumer spending increased more than in the goverment’s previous reading, while the value of imports was revised down. Imports are subtracted from GDP, which is the broad measure of economic activity within the country.
THE point is that a road was paved and come Spring more roads, bridges and pipes will be repaired and built.
And that's because Biden didn't have endless 'infrastructure weeks' like the do nothing orange asshole had instead of one Bill.
Of course I was talking about crude and not about your price gouging suppliers.
Pump prices are down, so go to you local Shit Lost and Found and retrieve what you lost.
More bad news for the Let's Go Brandon morons.
New York
CNN Business
—
The US economy grew much faster than expected in the third quarter, according to the latest gross domestic product report, which showed GDP rose by an annualized rate of 2.9%.
https://www.cnn.com/2022/11/30/economy/us-gdp...index.html
That’s an improvement from the initial government reading in October that showed 2.6% growth in economic activity, and better than the Refinitiv forecast of 2.7%. And it’s a marked turnaround from economic contractions of 1.6% in the first quarter of the year and 0.6% in the second.
The better-than-expected growth came as consumer spending increased more than in the goverment’s previous reading, while the value of imports was revised down. Imports are subtracted from GDP, which is the broad measure of economic activity within the country.
(1)
(0)Scroll down for more posts ▼
