US EditionBillionaire investor Ray Dalio says it’s ‘too late’ to escape damage from Trump’s tariffs
- Billionaire investor Ray Dalio said on Monday that it is too late to avoid damage from President Trump's tariffs, warning about a global economic breakdown.
- Dalio attributes this risk to unsustainable US debt-fueled consumption and a trade war initiated by Trump, which prompted wide investor and exporter concerns.
- He reported hearing from exporters who trade with the US, noting that countries are reducing interdependence and planning for long-term separation.
- Dalio warned that it is unrealistic to believe investors can continue to provide loans to the U.S. And receive repayments in stable, non-depreciated dollars on their government debt.
- Dalio's warning suggests a shifting global order that could bypass the US, with new international alliances forming and the dollar's reserve currency status at risk.
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Billionaire investor says it's 'too late' to escape damage from Trump's tariffs
Billionaire American investor Ray Dalio believes it is "too late" to combat the economic fallout of US President Donald Trump's tariffs and says the world economic order, with the US at the centre, is breaking down."Based on many of my indicators," he wrote in a social media post, "it appears that we are on the brink of the monetary order, the domestic political and the international world orders breaking down due to unsustainable, bad fundament…
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Billionaire investor Ray Dalio says it’s ‘too late’ to escape damage from Trump’s tariffs
Billionaire investor Ray Dalio believes it is “too late” to combat the economic fallout of Trump’s tariffs and says the world economic order, with the US at the center, is breaking down.
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