Europe won’t displace US economic power any time soon

Europe won’t displace US economic power any time soon

Trump’s damage to America’s growth rate will be mostly reversible

Europe becoming more attractive

Government policy and an overheated technology sector have made the US market less attractive at the same time as Europe enters a period of market growth and stability.

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Maia Mandel has an excellent post about the underpinnings and impact of Trump’s trade war: So it’s just not true that the problem is insufficient national savings to fund investment in manufacturing because of depressed wages – the US does have sufficient capital. In fact, it has more than enough capital: American savings rates are low precisely because foreign capital allows Americans to consume more than the US produces – or, put another way,…

The high uncertainty in the United States has dominated the attention of global markets. President Donald Trump’s tariff decisions, his pressure on the Federal Reserve, and growing scepticism about the health of the world’s largest economy have generated a volatile environment. Against this scenario, big banks agree: it’s time to look at Europe. See more: How much cocoa, oil, copper and coffee will come to? This is calculated by the World BankTh…