1. The so-called” business battle” between President Donald Trump.
The United States ‘” trade war” is defined as a demand for tariff parity, a reduction of the roughly$ 1 trillion trade deficit, and 50 years of consecutive trade deficits. What do they call the recent policies of Europe, Asia, China, and others that result in irregular tariffs, fictitious business restrictions, and significant surpluses?
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A peaceful business agreement? Trade impartiality
2. Do countries favor deficits or deficits?
Why do the majority of countries favor safe tariffs and trade surplus?
Are China, China, Asia, and other regions foolish? Are they self-serving in allowing them to keep their tariffs and trade surplus?
Is it extraordinary that the United States has managed to maintain a 50-year period of accumulated business deficits? Do Americans on their own realize the benefits of small or nonexistent tariffs and a$ 1 trillion trade deficit?
Given that we presumably believe they are either useful or irrelevant, why don’t America’s investing partners favor deficits like ours?
3. Had our business partners favor trading locations with us?
Would our trade partners favor a$ 1 trillion trade deficit over America’s alleged benefits? Would the United States then” suffer” by creating$ 200 billion surpluses like they do now?
4. What if the stock market’s rate increased in tandem with income?
What would the stock market do if wages had increased at the same price as stocks and the stocks at the same level as wages over the past ten years?
5. Is Wall Street’s fear based on what may occur or what is going on?
Is Wall Street’s collapse a sign of a potential panic? Or is it reacting to the recent employment record from March that revealed 93, 000 more jobs were created than expected? Was the Wall Street craziness based on rumors of significantly lower fuel costs? Did the controversy start with the March inflation report, which revealed a 2.6 % decline in annualized inflation?
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6. Does Trump’s financial plan contribute to the current upheaval?
Is Wall Street concerned that Trump’s planned tax cuts, more restructuring, more finances cuts, and continued efforts to eliminate budget deficits and minimize federal debt will stifle financial growth?
7. What about your companions in North America?
Would Canada become concerned if the United States were operating a$ 63 billion-plus trade surplus with Canada and didn’t agree to spend 2 % of GDP on defense instead?
Would Mexico be angry if it had a$ 71 billion trade deficit with the United States, if Americans were sending more than$ 60 billion annually to the United States, and if American drug dealers were generating$ 20 billion from the sale of fentanyl and opioids to Mexico?
8. Is the Trump agenda poor for the economy?
Is Trump’s another policies adding to the current stress over tariffs?
Is Wall Street concerned about the abrupt end of 10,000 illegal entries per day?
Are the Houthis in Yemen halting their problems, and the Red Sea being immediately usable once more?
Is the outcry related to the proposed budget cuts of roughly$ 200 billion or budget cuts that will eliminate$ 500 billion? Does the paradox arise because Trump opposes Iran and proudly backs Israel while attempting to put an end to the Ukraine War?
9. Was the Biden report more advantageous?
If Trump try to match Joe Biden’s$ 7 trillion addition to the national loan? If he allow 12 million illegal immigrants into the nation again? Was the Afghanistan handover from 2021 a successful example? Is Wall Street concerned that Trump does imitate Biden’s New Green Deal, his electric car demands, and other natural laws?
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10. Why the discussions, and why are they still going on?
Why do 70 nations currently want to discuss tariffs with America that are either at zero or at the same level as ours?
Is that beneficial? If therefore, why didn’t our trading partners significantly lower their business restrictions before?
Did they unintentionally and naturally chose they were acting unfairly and now want to make up?
What comes future?
Will there be another violent Wall Street cramp if there is soon a rush of countries to cut a deal with the U.S. and not be left out of the American market? Never to promote, but to purchase stocks at bargain prices?
