Trump's trade war is spooking CEOs into scaling back investment, Business Roundtable survey says

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Trump's trade war is spooking CEOs into scaling back investment plans, according to a Business Roundtable survey.

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Newsflash CNBC. We have been in a trade war for the last 25 yrs.

Questionable and highly suspect. Of bigger concern higher energy and interest costs.

Then they are poor ceo’s. They can embrace and help make it happen or sit back. Unless they have overseas investments that mean more to them then their country ?

That’s a pretty vague report. But I’ll guess that roundtable was made up of foreign CEOs.

Trump is a monkey's but.

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