Trump’s Game Theory Sweeps the International Order

The United States has always been the leader of the free world. Certainly, after the extreme swings of recent weeks, it seems that the worst-case scenario regarding tariffs has been averted. However, we should not forget that tariff levels are still significantly higher than they were before Trump’s “Liberation Day,” even if they are not …

Tariffs were the Big detonator that burst the Capital markets bubble

Despite the shockwaves caused by Trump’s tariffs, the headlines – as usual – are wrong about the causes of the market volatility and the implications that lie ahead. Understanding how to navigate such market pressures, the historical reality of debt, the role of gold and – most crucially – the significance of a liquidity crisis …

Trump kills the “hard” dollar with tariffs & regains US economic dominance

The roots of the US economic hardship are found in the dollar, the head of the “wise men” of Donald Trump’s government, Stephen Miran, found in a study he wrote in November 2024 (“A User’s Guide to Restructuring the Global Trading System“) and which is the guide to Trump’s economic policy regarding international trade/tariffs and …

US will issue 100-year T-bonds with gold to become their lifeline

Donald Trump’s economic policy aims to reduce US trade deficits with third countries and relocate the production base to the United States. At the same time, he has to deal with a monstrous public debt that has exceeded 36 trillion dollars and interest payments have exceeded defense spending for the first time! A tool for …

US debt is unsustainable – at 200% if tax cuts become permanent

The US debt is the enduring nightmare of Donald Trump’s economic policy… His presidency, after all, will be judged by whether he deals with it in a credible way. The independent Congressional Budget Office (CBO) has estimated the impact of making the tax cuts permanent. It found that US government-issued debt could soar above 200% …

Why will the recession bomb explode in Trump’s hands?

The U.S. stock market’s downward trend appears to be continuing, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average and the S&P 500 down 4% and 6% respectively since the beginning of the year. And that’s just one of many signs that should prompt any sensible business leader, investor or policymaker to start preparing for an economic slowdown …

FED ignores Trump: Interest rates unchanged at 4.25% to 4.50%

The Federal Reserve (Fed) kept its policy interest rates unchanged in the range of 4.25% to 4.50%, ignoring calls from US President Donald Trump for monetary policy easing. Notably, the majority of FED officials (9 officials) participating in the FOMC committee predict that the average of the base rate range will be 3.875 at the …

The US is “controlling” debt with inflation

There is an old joke among investors that, in our time, is tragically accurate. Countries start by borrowing from each other. When that trust is gone, they borrow from the banks. And when that source is exhausted, they end up stealing from the people. This theft can appear in various forms: from taxes and special …

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