Trump’s ‘America First’ can leave us behind

US President Donald Trump’s “first American” ideology is generally prioritized on international domestic domestic, and the world’s world needs more than the world needs the world.

This may be true for the status quo. The United States is among the world’s largest importer and largest exporters, World Integrated Trade SolutionDatabase by the World Trade Organization.

But the change is Afoot. Countries find ways to meet Trump nationalist gestures.

The Southeast Asian peoples, which gave the best of Trump tariffs, come together to increase trade and diversify the export locations. China looks ready to strengthen financial incentives after appreciating the severity of Trump’s threats.

This is not as a monopoly on all aspects of US international work. Chinese Manages most of the supply chain of rare land elements as well as critical minerals nickel and nail. The green light, which is up to the deep sea mine of these elements, is a sign with China.

“America’s first” policy can be returned to the other countries that are taken to other countries that are taken behind other countries.

Weekly Winner for Shares
Great US indices rose on Fridaycloses the week in green. This S & P 500 Since January, 0.74% came from the first four-day winning strip. This Nasdaq Composite Developed 1.26% and Dow Jones Industry Medium Increased by 0.05%. But The stock has lowered futures Sunday evening local time. Europe’s regional Stoxx 600 Index 0.35% Friday, its fourth daily earnings in a row. UK FTSE 100 Longing to the longest winning run since 2019, he closed 0.1% according to the 10th flat positive session.

China calls for more economic support
Plans to do China Help the enterprises with “numerous measures” to fight“And according to the” increased external blows “, the interest rates called” in a timely reduction ” Reading of the Politburo session President Xi Jinping, translated by CNBC, headed by Friday. The second most powerful political body in China is a meeting of politics, which is a trade war between the United States and China.

Trump gives order to increase deep sea mining
US President Donald Trump has signed a sweeper in Thursday Jump into the controversial experience of deep sea mineUses heavy machinery using heavy machinery to erase minerals and metals from the seabed. The move is to increase the efforts to access strategically important minerals such as Nickel, Copper and Rare Land elements that America are China dominant position in critical mineral supply chains.

Southeast Asian countries apply to each other
Export-oriented Asian countries were severely hit by Trump’s “mutual” tariffs and the next US-China trade war. China is among the largest trade partners for those countries, and the United States serves as them Strategic partner in areas such as defense and development. However, the peoples of the region are instead to develop their economies and Strengthening trade relations with each other.

(Pro) Earnings to save and data
Much more 180 companies in S & P 500 reports the results this weekThe busiest period of the income season in the first quarter, CNBC’s Sarah miracles noted. Meta platforms for companies will apply to enter Microsoft, Amazon and Apple. Investors should also watch the price index of personal consumer expenditures, which are unfaithful salaries on Friday, on Friday, Wednesday.

Inflation work will be done nearly, but tariff risks machine – what Members of the European Central Bank said this week

Speaking at the CNBC World Bank and the Spring Meetings of the International Monetary Fund, the European Central Bank politicians glue a wide range of sweet tones, and show that interest rates continue to fall and the risks of the eurozone are in inflation.

President of the European Central Bank Kristin Lagarde, “he said,” he said, “he said,” he said, “he said.

However, all, all the existing levels of uncertainty, monitoring information and high risks of the growth worldview. For example, Lagarde, the world economy “shocks” lives in “GDP”, “blows”.

Reflecting the sentiment, the president of the Dutch bank Klaas Node, “Works as a strong negative factor for the increase in the unpredictability of the US government’s tariff movements.”