The paper that destroyed world trade

The paper that destroyed world trade

Despite issuing a 90-day tariff reprieve, President Trump has effectively dynamited the foundations of the global free-trade regime. The dust hasn’t even begun to settle, but the critiques of Trump’s “Liberation Day” gambit mostly come down to: he’s stupid, and this policy is crazy. That may be true, and Trump’s trade war might end in catastrophe. Still, his frontal attack on the existing order isn’t without a theory. Nor is it a solution in sea…

China Creates Video Mocking American Workers as Tariffs Begin To CRUSH

Communist China responded to President Donald Trump’s tariffs by mocking Americans in AI-generated videos shared on social media. Trump has imposed massive reciprocal tariffs on China, arguing that the communist country has long been taking advantage of the United States and has been cheating the market. In response, China increased their tariffs on the U.S. — while other countries that faced tariffs have rushed to the negotiating table with the…

The capital markets have understood the economic nonsense of Trump's "Liberation Day" better than the American President. Now Trump is making an objectively required retreat. However, he will not facilitate negotiations with Beijing and Moscow.

Trump Declares 'Liberation Day' as Reciprocal Tariffs Shake Global Trade—Says 'Virtually Every Country' Wants to Negotiate

Standing alongside Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, President Donald Trump on Monday celebrated the international impact of his bold new reciprocal tariff policy, declaring that “virtually every country wants to negotiate” ahead of the plan’s rollout on Wednesday. Trump referred to the previous week’s announcement as “Liberation Day”, marking what he views as a turning […] The post Trump Declares ‘Liberation Day’ as Reciprocal Tariffs …

Humiliating Anti-Trump Video Featuring 'American' Workers Goes Viral—Recent Tariff Against China Sparks Outrage

Trump's 'Liberation Day' global tariffs have exacerbated global tensions, plunging the stock market and fanning the embers of a trade war...

Countries affected by Trump's tariffs have only two choices: retaliate with similar policies, or negotiate to continue trading without being hit with high tariffs by America.