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    The New York Times‏Verified account @nytimes 17 Mar 2017

    The Fed’s latest interest rate rise has global consequences. “We can afford less and less,” says a Mexican workerhttp://nyti.ms/2nhMP1d 

    10:50 AM - 17 Mar 2017
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      2. HoustonStrong‏ @BHolden0226 17 Mar 2017
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        you want America to fall on the sword for these foreign countries? Why should foreign countries have a control on domestic policy?

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      1. gna‏ @mopoco8 17 Mar 2017
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        The Fed's raise benefits the big investors who will swallow the rest

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      1. hcarr4‏ @HolliCarr4 17 Mar 2017
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        great news!

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      1. Josh Dory‏ @joshdory 17 Mar 2017
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        it's not the Feds job to be concerned with non-citizenry of random countries. We could just abolish the Fed though. 👍🏾

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      1. Kevin Meyer‏ @KCchemguy 17 Mar 2017
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        I'm old enough to remember that raising rates would be bad for the U.S.. Now U.S. is the bad guy? Wonder what's changed?

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      1. Kevin Meyer‏ @KCchemguy 17 Mar 2017
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        Already? They just raised rates yesterday....and it was tiny.

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      1. Whisky N Cigars‏ @whisky_n_cigars 17 Mar 2017
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        We all live in the same world, however, countries ALWAYS do the best for themselves. Why... is... this... bad for Americans?

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      1. Chris mayfield‏ @Mayfieldca2 17 Mar 2017
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        there are many ways to impose your will on an otherwise stoic government @FoxNews @CNN #KeepDrainingTheSewage

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      1. NPCs for Hillary 2020‏ @PROUDESTMURICAN 17 Mar 2017
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        Better get involved and work to make Mexico a better place to live. The corruption and drug cartels are a disgrace!

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