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As long as news like these surface, FED is going to continue with rate hike - that is FED's only way of taming inflation and excess demand on spending like a drunkard sailor.

GM, Ford Executives Say U.S. Vehicle Demand Stays Strong

(Reuters) - Top executives of General Motors Co and Ford Motor Co said on Wednesday U.S. consumer de

GM, Ford Executives Say U.S. Vehicle Demand Stays Strong

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And keeping taking back those freely printed monies
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