特朗普质疑利率体系：经济数据好反而推高利率

25 years ago when the country announced good numbers. Interest rates went down because we had a stronger country. Now when we announce good numbers, the better they are, the worse it is for interest rates. So we could be we could have a GDP of ten times. You know, they say, oh it's going to be three times or 4.1. Uh, we could have a GDP of ten, 12, 15 times if they just leave us alone. Let us let the rates go down. We should pay the lowest interest rates, you know.

Every point of interest is $600 billion. Think of that. Every point of interest is 600 billion. Two points means we make a fortune, but we keep driving it up. It's a very unfair system. And I've said it now for a long time. When our country does well, interest rates should go down. I mean, every time I hear a country's doing well, I say it's too bad because they lift up interest rates. They should drop interest rates because it means we have a strong country.

And it's all based on credit, meaning good credit. And we have the best credit and we pay off the debt very easily, very quickly. But if somebody is paying a half a point, we should be paying a half a point, not somebody else. Right now I think it's Switzerland has the lowest again and I don't want to single them out. But if you take our business away from Switzerland, they have problems. So why are they paying a half a point?

And we're paying much more than that. Does that make sense to anybody? I mean, it seems pretty simple to me, but it's a killer. You know, I almost like to hear bad numbers. I'm saying I hope we have bad numbers today. Interest rates will go to. It. Doesn't make sense.