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On April 2nd a list of reciprocal #tariffs will be published for 15 countries that trade with the US. Emotions, rhetoric and hysteria runs amok. However in the end its a trade negotiation and rational minds will prevail. Why? because its in everyones economic interest to work it out.... show more

Kevin O'Leary aka Mr. Wonderful

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113,217 просмотров • 1 год назад •via X (Twitter)

Образование Финансы Новости и политика #tariffs

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Фото профиля Always Looking for the Truth

Always Looking for the Truth1 год назад

Such a rational calm voice in an irrational crazy world. Hopefully the clear end game will meet expectations. Not sure I hear much screaming about egg prices anymore either.

Фото профиля Dana Robinson

Dana Robinson1 год назад

As always, you are correct Mr. Wonderful! Have a beautiful day in this Winning America!!

Фото профиля KAG3-CO

KAG3-CO1 год назад

Trump playing global chess and most leftist politicians in these countries are playing checkers

Фото профиля ArkVarkus

ArkVarkus1 год назад

Thankful for you and your constant voice of solid reason and logic based on your vast and proven experience. Great respect.

Фото профиля The Washington Post

The Washington Post1 год назад

Here’s what could get more expensive with Trump’s new tariffs.

Фото профиля Trillionaire Mindset™️

Trillionaire Mindset™️1 год назад

Tariffs are just leverage. The media will push hysteria, but behind closed doors, it’s all about getting a better deal. The ones who understand that will capitalize while everyone else panics.

Фото профиля Western Justice

Western Justice1 год назад

Always coming from a stable and rational perspective!

Фото профиля LovesStocks

LovesStocks1 год назад

TRUTH!

Фото профиля Bo

Bo1 год назад

How long before Carney swallows his tongue?

Фото профиля Ronin

Ronin1 год назад

UK has the WORST leader and i kinda hate them more by the day, Like MOST Liberals n lefties CONDESCENDING Cuns that once they dont get their way their real feelings come out

Фото профиля E Pluribus, Unum

E Pluribus, Unum1 год назад

Anyone of these blustering countries can end the trarrif war tomorrow by eliminating their own punitive tariffs against the American workers, and the U.S. will match the action. They all need to get off the teat of the American taxpayers.

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This is not a trade war. Trade wars end. What is happening right now is a permanent shift in how the most powerful economy on earth sees its relationship with the rest of the world. The countries that understand that will adapt. The countries that don't will be left negotiating with a rulebook that no longer exists. Every time a politician calls this a trade war, they are telling you they don't understand what's happening. A trade war is temporary. A shift in foreign policy is structural. One requires retaliation. The other requires a completely different strategy. Canada chose retaliation. And we are paying for it at the checkout. See my latest with The Food Professor on Youtube, Spotify, Substack, X and Apple

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Over 2 decades of trade between Africa and the US under the African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA) has come to an end, but did Africa gain anything from it? For so many years what Africa called an opportunity and the US tagged a partnership AGOA, only trapped Africa further in a cycle of dependency and cheap natural resource exports. Far from being a loss to Africa, the end of AGOA is an opportunity to rewrite the continent's economics story on its own terms, and in the African Continental Free Trade Area (AFCTA) lies an opportunity to do so in a manner that would be transformational. The time has come for Africa to use its own resources and population to enrich itself, rather than tie itself up in Western dependency masked as "bilateral trade agreements."

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cbcwatcher

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We are clear in our stance: if Trump goes ahead with tariffs, we will respond and impose a high political and economic cost on him and the US. Our goal, however, is to avoid a trade conflict - only Russia and China would benefit from a US-EU clash.

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