Treasury Prints Menu After U.S. Adds Tariffs To 60 Economies
The Senate requested a clearer list, preferably one that did not require a folding chair and a cartographer.
The Senate requested a clearer list, preferably one that did not require a folding chair and a cartographer.
A fictional draft memo classifies gull-wing doors as “bilateral market access panels.”
Officials warned prosperity could arrive before the ceremonial scissors clear customs.
Traders were reminded that record highs must be stamped before anyone opens the PCE envelope.
The pact will reportedly be honored in the traditional way: framed, ignored, and billed to customs.
The Fed reportedly issued lenders laminated threat levels ranging from “preapproved” to “move back in with your parents.”
The Beijing agenda also includes war, tariffs, and a laminated card reading “ask China if eggs are negotiable.”
Move reportedly designed to honor King Charles, calm markets, and secure better drink deals at future state dinners.
In a bold economic maneuver, the U.S. will now tax imports based on whether Donald Trump “gets a weird vibe” from another country’s labour practices.
In a historic first, U.S. trade policy will now be pegged directly to one man’s indoor voice volume.