Tariff troubles highlight Chicago’s precarious pension situation – Illinois Policy

As of April 8, the Equable Institute estimated Chicago’s four main pension funds lost $1.58 billion. About $983 million – more than 60 percent – vanished during the seven trading days after “Liberation Day,” when Trump’s near-universal tariffs hit, sending markets sliding.
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LNStark
1 year ago

If the UK deal is any indication, President Trump has already more than delivered on his promises that tariffs would make this country wealthy again. Pity that Chicago is too stupidly run to catch water in this rainfall (of money).

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