Donald Trump's Obsession With Protectionism Will Come at a Significant Cost to the Global Economy and Americans' Purchasing Power.

The end of the Trump/Musk bromance provides an opportunity to take stock of the economic impact of Trump's second term in the White House.

The abrupt end of the bromance between Donald Trump and Elon Musk appears to be a very intellectual divorce. Even though Elon Musk has been trying to calm the situation in recent hours, this seems to be the perfect opportunity to take stock of the economic impact of Trump's second term, marked by sensational, sometimes delusional announcements, but often followed by random about-turns.

Taking a closer look at what is happening in the United States is all the more important given that many commentators, particularly in Europe, have become accustomed to presenting an idyllic picture of the country's economic situation.

It is fashionable to describe America as a land of strong growth driven by innovation and entrepreneurial dynamism, encouraged by the government. But if the American economy is doing so well, why is Donald Trump making so many spectacular decisions with the stated aim of reviving it?

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Taiwan Sees Bitcoin As the Solution to Avoid Economic and Financial Disaster in the Event of an Attack by Xi Jinping’s China

Bitcoin is no longer seen as a threat by the Nations, but as a necessity to protect against an uncertain future.

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