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In a series of bold and unsettling predictions, geopolitical and geo-economic expert Dr. Ankit Shah has warned that the US dollar may be heading toward an unprecedented collapse. According to him, this is not merely speculation—it’s a shift rooted in deep structural imbalances within the global economic system, driven by years of unsustainable practices and manufactured dominance.
President Donald Trump didn’t hold back in his latest criticism of Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, declaring on social media that Powell’s “termination cannot come fast enough!” The outburst came just a day after Powell warned that Trump’s trade policies could hurt the economy by driving up unemployment and inflation. Speaking at the Economic Club … Read more
In a surprise move, China has replaced its long-standing trade negotiator, Wang Shouwen, with Li Chenggang, a former assistant commerce minister and current envoy to the World Trade Organization (WTO). The change was announced by the Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security without offering any detailed explanation.
Chinese Netizens Roast U.S. Manufacturing with AI Flair—Deadpool Spills the Tea! Picture this: a “Make America Strong Again” banner flaps over a factory where chubby workers stitch Nike kicks—one’s chomping a burger mid-stitch, another’s snoozing on his sewing machine. Sounds like a comedy sketch, right? That’s exactly what Chinese netizens have been cackling about on … Read more
At the heart of Trump’s trade policy lies a gut-driven hunch: if a nation sells more to the U.S. than it buys, it’s “ripping us off.” He’s convinced that trade deficits balloon the federal budget deficit and that tariffs force foreign governments to funnel cash into the U.S. Treasury. Every one of these notions crumbles under scrutiny.
In a striking announcement on Sunday, Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick clarified that the recent exemption of various electronic devices from newly imposed tariffs is merely a short-term pause. Speaking on ABC’s “This Week” with co-anchor Jonathan Karl, Lutnick revealed that these products—spanning smartphones, computers, solar cells, flat-panel displays, and semiconductor storage devices—will soon face specialized … Read more
No US orders are rolling off Guo’s production line—suspended or unconfirmed, poof, gone! Guangdong’s hit harder, with some factories tied to one big US client, but Zhejiang’s got a trick up its sleeve: a broader client base in Guatemala, Chile, and beyond. Guo’s strutting past boxes stamped for Latin America, bragging, “We ditched the US market years ago—new markets are where it’s at!” This ain’t your grandma’s trade war!
So, it’s Friday, April 11, 2025, 08:15 AM PDT, and Xi Jinping—aka the guy who’d stare down a tsunami and call it a splash—drops a truth bomb: China’s been rocking self-reliance for over seven decades and ain’t about to start begging from Uncle Sam now. Minutes later, China’s Customs crew hits back with a 125% … Read more
The Council of Economic Advisers dropped a March 2025 report claiming extending these cuts would juice GDP by 3.8%, bump real wages by $3,300, and fatten median household paychecks by $5,000. Sounds like a superhero win, right? Wrong! The Center for American Progress—those liberal buzzkills—says it’s a trap. By 2055, they predict a $4,375 per capita drop in real GNP, thanks to debt and interest costs ballooning the national debt to 220% of GDP. Bobby Kogan, their budget guru, says any tax cut gains will evaporate faster than my last date with Lady Death.
Buckle up, because Wall Street just took us on a dizzying joyride this Monday! Stocks were all over the place, swinging like a pendulum gone rogue, as economists started whispering about a possible U.S. recession and President Donald Trump decided to flex his tariff muscles against China again. It was the kind of day where you needed a stiff coffee just to keep up with the chaos.