Topic: Trump's victory and it's implications to world Economies - page 5. (Read 1030 times)

Trump will increase tariffs on China a lot and China already felt this risk so that they proactively congratulated Trump for his election win and sent a message that China hope to live and cooperate friendly and peacefully with the USA. They know that Trump administration will be different than Biden - Harris administration.

Tariff increases can affect cost of living in short term and medium term but I really agree with Trump that, USA companies need to prioritize their productions in their homeland, to create jobs for their citizens and rather than bring money to other countries like China, keep it in the USA.

Another big risk of migrate your production to China, is your companies will depend so much on that nation and Chinese government can affect USA companies if they want to create pressure on USA government. It's kind of big threat to national economy and security too, so as said I agree with Trump on tariffs.

I sure hope so. No one wants wars. Especially when they raise the cost of living (inflation). Wars only benefit politicians and the wealthy. It should only be a matter of time before Trump puts an end to this madness. What worries me are the trade tariffs proposed by President Trump during his political campaign. If he goes through with them, foreign countries might increase the cost of imported goods in the long run. This will worsen inflation in the long run.

At least, that's how I understand it. China is the second-largest economy in the world. I believe tariffs should be as low as possible for the good of the global economy. I dunno. I'm not the economic expert here. Maybe Trump will pull it off and put America (and the globe) right back on the spotlight? One can only imagine.

I don't think much will change about American foreign policy because over the years we have seen that america has been clear on their foreign policies so I don't see any thing changing because as it stands now the Israeli prime minister has already congratulated trump on his election victory so what does that tell you and it was during trump's first tenure that he made Jerusalem the sole capital of Israel against even the call of the united nations general council so trump become president will not change Israel position on the ongoing war it will even give Israel more confidence to continue fighting because they know that their friend is in charge now

Trump stopping wars? You have got to be kidding with me. The dude screams wars wherever he goes and is the flagbearer for violence which is why he probably will help start new wars and intensify ongoing wars.

He is a felon and all of this would be natural for him frankly speaking. The global economy will probably get a lot worse under his leadership this time just like the first time around sadly.

Both are world powers and neither side will give in to the other unless a mutually beneficial agreement is reached. So I think if there is a deal between Trump and Putin, Ukraine will be the only country that will suffer. I don't know and am very curious about the solution Trump will come up with to end this war, but considering his statements during the campaign, I guess Ukraine will have to suffer some damage to end this war.


Regarding the Israel-Palestine war, regardless of whether Trump or Harris is elected, the war will continue because the United States will defend Israel at all costs because Israel represents the presence of the United States in this region. The United States uses Israel as a convenient means to contain its arch-rival there, Iran. That is why they unilaterally support Israel even though the world condemns Israeli terrorists. The national interest remains what the United States must have regardless of who becomes president.

For the Russian-Ukraine war, it ultimately depends on how Putin would react to whatever Trump going to throw at him in the end. He claims that he's pretty close with him but we don't really know if that's enough for Putin to be persuaded. God knows what kind of concession he'd have to make for both sides to actually end this.

For the Israel-Palestine one, heck I don't think an agreement between the two could even be met. If he wants to get in between, he'd have to do it by force as a third party, which would pretty much make things worse, unless the difference he makes is that overwhelming.

Still a lot more hopeful than what has been done in the past years though.

World economies are likely to get better under Trump than any Democrat leaders. Trump is a businessman, he knows how to manage money. All the diversity hires & progressive woke nonsense will stop. Industries will be more efficient. It’s more likely wars will be stopped as the Democratic Party is a war machine. We have the worse cost of living crisis I ever remember, which happened under Biden. Things will improve under Trump.

He will do everything in his capacity to end this war for sure. He could shift US policy to help ease the tension between those countries. And we all know that US is allied with Israel and Ukraine to some extend. So maybe he can talk to the leaders and maybe a truce can be made.

I'm not siding with anyone, but being a tough leader, perhaps Trump has the qualities to have a sit down meeting after him officially become the next US president in January. And for sure, he will be looking at what the Biden policies with regards to the war and then he will see how he can overturn it.

America needs a leader that wouldn't mind associating with her Adversaries regardless of trust. If Putin is avoided he'd get worse and worse. Trump actually finds a medium to stay in touch with untrustworthy leaders to shape their actions in a way it won't hurt the world so much.

The last administration paid lesser attention to those leaders and took sides instead of settling the dispute. The US would have lost many more of their secrets even if Trump wasn't the Winner.

Actually, I’m more concerned about Elon Musk’s future, will he get what he wants? will Trump turn against him?

If you mean end the war as in make the other party lose big time then maybe, yes. As far as I know US support and supply to Israel while I am not that familiar with their stance with Ukraine. Trump was complimented for his skills when it comes to war negotiations and economic management. He has promised cheap gas and cheaper groceries so yes there are a lot of expectations for him to improve US' economy.
I do not think so. Israel wants something and that is land. I doubt there is anything US can give Israel that will make Israel concede. The war will only end when one party has already gotten whatever it is they want from another.

To solve the problem of Israel and Palestine or the war between Ukraine and Russia are quite complex things to solve in a short time, and I myself do not think that he can solve it in his administration. But I am sure that Trump will be more rational and more budget-tight to spend on wars that are not very profitable for them, especially in the situation of the Russian war, surely what Trump did was not to let Zelensky take more money from them. And for the global economy, maybe it is still too early to conclude now, but from what I see there will be some US regulations that will affect the global economy, especially when dealing with BRICS.

Putin is not someone who can be trusted, I think he knows that !!

In my opinion, if you compare Trump and Putin, Trump is clearly the weaker candidate. Only now anybody can play him due to his dementia. So more and more of the stuff is going to be left to his delegates.

Now likely more state secrets are going to be stolen and end up in various adversaries' hands.

I don't have much clue about US politics but from what I have read in X Trump's re-election is a sea change in US politics, but no one is certain whether his policies will diffuse the conflict in Ukraine or Israel-Palestine. By history, Trump's foreign policy strategy was based on military strength and security of American interest, which does not seem to provide evidence that Trump will be acting as an unbiased mediator in these long-standing conflicts. His position has also tended to be one of maintaining strong nationals without pressure, which might not be effective in promoting peace.

Trump insisted on pursuing internally the "hardline" policy on immigration and security, including mass deportations and constrictive policies. With such moves likely to appeal to his power base, they are unlikely to have direct positive consequences for global economic stability or the solving of humanitarian crises. This might polarize international relations further, as his possible return to office and divisive policies will take precedence over global cooperation in general.

We will see it once he's already in the WH. But then for now, it's all about speculation including the crypto market but looks like the optimism is in there for the most.

Let's hope so.

We don't want these wars to continue, there's a need to end with all of this because there's a domino impact and we're all affected even we're afar.

I guess that's the first mission that he's going to put an end and make America great again.

Short answer: No.

Lets see what each of these conflicts are.

1. Israel wants to wipe out all Palestinians and take 100% of Palestine and then expand and take other countries after Palestine falls (Lebanon, Jordan, Egypt, Most of Turkey, Syria, Iraq, all tiny gas stations like UAE around Persian Gulf, most of Arabia, ...). Neither Trump nor anybody else can put an end to that. The only thing that ends it is dismantlement of this ethno-supremacist Zionist regime.
In other words the armed conflict will not end as long as Israel exists.

2. Considering the fact that Russia is winning and every day they are advancing in Ukraine taking more ground, the only way that can end is for US to recognized all the occupied provinces as part of Russia and accept all other Russian demands such as demilitarization of Ukraine and a lot more.
Although this may change in the future but right now US is not ready to accept any of that and they will continue fighting Russia to the last Ukrainian just like they said it 3 years ago and have been preparing for it ever since early 2010's.

So the pressure on the global economy will continue to exist and if these conflicts expand horizontally (specially the one in West Asia) the impacts will exponentially grow and this time instead of just economic crisis we will see economic collapse.

That's what he says, he will end the war between Ukraine and Russia just like that. But it's not as easy as it sounds though, he will have to talk to both sides, and we don't know if there could be concession. The only thing I see is that Trump will use all diplomatic channels.

And then we will see the policy of the US, if there will be shift under Trump as we all know that the Biden administration supported Ukraine in this war. So a lot of dynamics are playing in the background so it's really hard to answer for now what will be Trump's action becoming the newly elected US President.

The anticipation that Trump’s leadership could put an end to these different wars is still very complex for now. But one thing is certain, the closure of these ongoing conflicts could depend much on many factors like international dynamics and alliances. And looking back from the previous leadership of Trump, he is known to be good in negotiating peace deals and promote diplomacy and cooperation, so most likely, he will be able to minimize, if not stop, these existing wars happening these days.

His campaign stood on strengthening America --upgrading the military to earn the loyalty of world leaders. In his interview with Elon on X he explained some of the strategies he used to minimize war. During his regime, He stayed in touch with Putin, the Chinese government, and endeavored to control the Asians from starting conflicts. Trump is capable of neutralizing fights, and he believes he's doing it again for America and the world.

One thing is nobody knows what route Donald Trump will take he has promised lots of things during his campaign Rallies which every politician usually do but will he keep to his words this is something I will definitely say nobody can answer that but from January when he is inaugurated into the office we will see his policies so now we wait.

Regardless of all this if and what happens next what I know for certain is he cannot easily just repair the world economy just like that, it is not like a button he will press to switch it off, Also the war between Israel and Palestinians have long been there even before the new president elect birth so him ending it now isn’t that easy Ryan the can be a catalyst to actually get it stopped though