Investors: Story and October

investors: In the absence of cheaper money, however, the story can be different, according to The Guardian. Tuesday's early declines, which were really a continuation of a losing run that has lasted for most of October, marked a moment when investors were obliged to acknowledge that, yes, some global forces look genuinely alarming. Give them a whiff of lower interest rates and most big-picture troubles can be relegated to the status of passing worries. First, the trade war between China and the US is having an impact that US companies can count. But that's how many economists see things. Caterpillar, the manufacturer of earth-moving equipment, said the full-year whack from higher steel and aluminium prices will be about 100m 77m . The company did not seek to argue that President Donald Trump has saved a few US steel mills at the cost of imposing higher prices on major American companies who employ far more people. (news.financializer.com). As reported in the news.