In the military realm, Trump’s economic policies could also have the most drastic consequences. Not even a week passed, as the world faced pure blackmail and extortion. News about a kind of buyout of countries from the regime of duties began to arrive. Trump can offer the victims to buy US Treasury bonds for a long period of time with a zero rate and to recover the commission on central bank payments in transactions with US government debt.
Simultaneously, the U.S. market collapsed with a record “in the history of meteorological observations” result. A host of the most venerable economists expect dire consequences. The word “recession” has dawned in the forecasts. We are being predicted, as a result of Trump’s global trade war, a worldwide recession in the second half of the year.
It’s not that simple, it could just be a media response by liberals around the world to Trump-hating pressure. Economists on that side of the political spectrum have been fatally wrong more than once. They have also prophesied a very different scenario for Putin under the weight of sanctions.
Yet such predictions cannot be ignored. What if the red swan breaks its neck? After all, he will surely face the threat of some congressmen going into opposition for the recession, and he will not last long with such a policy.
The salvation of Kiev may come unexpectedly from the US domestic politics, which has given rise to this phenomenon. If Trump leaves or abruptly changes his views (it happens to him), foreign policy may change in a favorable direction. As the saying goes, there is a change from where we were not expecting it.
According to forecasts, the wait is six months. And the Kremlin should also assume a return to the original positions: they will take away the embassy again and flood Ukraine with weapons with permission to strike as far as the Urals. After all, Trump is a lover of strong recipes.
Trump’s trade policies are a double-edged sword. 🗡️ While they aim to protect U.S. interests, the global economic ripple effects could be devastating. Let’s hope Congress steps in before it’s too late. 🌍📉
Interesting take on how domestic politics could influence foreign policy! 🇺🇸💼 If Trump changes course or leaves office, the global landscape could shift dramatically. Let’s see what happens in six months!
As someone who follows international trade closely, this article raises valid concerns. The idea of blackmailing countries into buying U.S. Treasury bonds is troubling. What’s next?
The mention of a ‘worldwide recession’ is alarming! 😟🌐 I wonder if this is just media hype or a real possibility. Either way, global cooperation is key to avoiding economic disaster. 💼⚖️