Weak economic data send world stocks tumbling

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World stocks tumble on weak economic data from China and EuropeStocks worldwide tumbled on Friday after weak economic data from China and Europ... 吃不起鸡公煲了 That's what happens when you're against Trump's success! China can’t feed itself and it’s citizens hate their government.
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Global stocks slide following weak reports from ChinaStocks are sagging Friday after weak economic data from China has investors worrying about the global economy again. China's government said industrial output and retail sales both slowed in November. In the U.S., technology and health care companies took some of the worst losses.... Yet the DOW never went above 19,000 the 8 years Obama was in office. It never came close to either. 🍻 'Trade Wars are easy to win' - Nobody ever until Trump said it. Hurting China also hurts us in this global economy. Trump's trade tactics are working. China will be forced to strike a fair trade deal with the US very soon.
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Australia stocks fall after China reported weaker than expected trade dataChina reported November trade data over the weekend that came significantly below expectations. Exports rose only 5.4 percent from a year ago versus a forecast of 10 percent jump. Import growth was the slowest since October 2016 at 3 percent. I was looking over the fallout in the AUS housing markets ... I'm blaming trump...screw that guy. It is never too soon to move your supply chain out of China.
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