What Happens After Trump's Tariffs Are Imposed?
2025-04-04 15:57:43
A global recession is expected. Mass layoffs and cost cuts will begin.
The GDP of the United States (24%) is almost a quarter of the world GDP. The United States has an impact on the entire world economy. International trade in 50% of cases is conducted in dollars. If the U.S. buys less because of tariffs, it will cause a downturn in the entire global economy in the short term. In the long term, confidence in the U.S. and the dollar will fall, and the focus will shift to China and the yuan as the world's second-largest economy. This whole process will be painful and will be accompanied by massive cost cuts, optimization of business processes, layoffs and closure of enterprises. The United States itself will suffer greatly and will not be able to recover from such a policy, since its factories are distributed around the world and depend on the supply of components and raw materials.
From April 3, 2025, 25% duties on car imports will come into effect, and by May 3, 2025, on auto parts manufactured outside the United States. From April 5, 2025, the minimum basic customs duty of 10% will come into force. From April 9, 2025, the rest of the tariffs will come into effect. The minimum base tariff of 10% will be applied to all countries. Most likely, this will all end after Trump's change as president in 2029. On April 8, Trump introduced a 3-month delay for those countries that did not impose retaliatory tariffs.
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When will the new world order come?
2023-03-27 08:52:27
When the US loses its fleet and allies in 2050
The United States will be afraid of the superiority of China and pit China against Russia. In parallel, it will fight with Russia on behalf of Ukraine. Russia, forced to fight on 2 fronts, will use nuclear weapons on the US fleet. As a result of the outbreak at sea, England and Japan, allies of the United States, will be flooded. A peace treaty will be signed immediately.
Changing the world order is usually accompanied by war.
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Will there be a war between the United States and Venezuela?
2025-11-14 15:20:43
No, the United States will continue military and financial pressure, but without a full-scale invasion.
Risks for the United States : Intervention can be expensive and the consequences unpredictable. Hidden goals 1. Pressure on the Venezuelan government is to show that the United States can strike at naval facilities even near their territory. 2. Technology and tactics testing — drones, missiles, precision strikes, real-time reconnaissance. 3. Economic and military pressure on the Caribbean countries. 4. A political show of force within the United States is to show the electorate that “drug cartels are under control” without an official declaration of war.
What the United States calls the “fight against drug trafficking”: in practice, it is a military operation with pinpoint strikes, accompanied by the death of civilians and suspects without trial, At the same time, it serves as a geopolitical pressure on Venezuela and neighboring countries.
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What problems will China face due to Trump's tariffs?
2025-05-30 01:13:21
In China, there will be an outflow of investments, bankruptcies of small businesses, unemployment, and unrest.
With his statements, Trump has already caused significant damage to China. Foreign companies will not invest in China due to high tariffs, particularly in the long term. Chinese companies themselves are planning to move their factories to neighboring countries. Small businesses are already facing problems. Warehouses are overflowing with goods, and there is no one to sell them to. Apple and Samsung are closing factories in China, which threatens unemployment.
Even the court's decision to cancel the tariffs won't help. It will only be a delay. Yes, the tariffs will hit the US, but they will hit China harder.
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