Global Trade War & Market Crash: What Is Trump’s Real Plan? | Explained in Detail (English Article) Today, we discuss a critical topic: The Global Trade War has officially begun. Let’s break it down and understand what’s really happening and what Donald Trump is trying to achieve.
The First Strike: China Hits Back
China has become the first country to retaliate against the US in the global trade war by imposing a 34% tariff on American goods. This has triggered panic across the world. Global stock markets are bleeding. From the US to Europe and even India, red is the dominant color on trading screens.
Wall Street is trembling. After yesterday’s steep crash, investors are bracing for another brutal day. The European and Indian markets are also showing sharp declines. A genuine fear has gripped the world economy.
The Domino Effect: A Global Tariff Chain Reaction
Experts are worried this could turn into a full-blown global recession. According to JPMorgan, there’s now a 60% probability of a worldwide economic downturn. The US imposes tariffs on China, then Europe retaliates, and so on—an endless cycle of trade barriers and economic setbacks.
Amid all this, two questions are going viral online:
- How does Trump expect to win a trade war against the entire world?
- What exactly is his endgame?
Trump’s Sarcastic “Winning” Meme and Market Collapse
An old video clip of Trump is resurfacing. He confidently told supporters:
“We will win so much, you’ll get tired of winning!”
But now, this statement is being used sarcastically, as Apple’s stock falls by 5%, Amazon by 14%, Microsoft by 7.5%, and others like Tesla and JPMorgan are also collapsing.
It’s being called “Too much winning!” as the global economy shakes under pressure.
Trump’s “Truth Social” Post: A Disturbing Video
Recently, Trump posted a 1-minute video on his Truth Social platform. A supporter explains that Trump is deliberately crashing the stock market as part of a master plan. According to this theory:
- Investors will shift their money from stocks to US Treasuries.
- Treasury demand will rise, and the Federal Reserve will lower interest rates.
- This will help reduce the burden of US debt.
- A weak dollar will make US exports more competitive.
- Loans will become cheaper, and Americans can borrow more.
- More companies will manufacture in the US, creating jobs.
But experts warn: This theory makes no real economic sense.
What If Manufacturing Comes Back to the US?
Supporters say tariffs will force companies to manufacture in the US. But this would make products extremely expensive. For instance:
- A simple iPhone made in the US could cost over $34,000.
- Manufacturing in the US is far costlier than in Asia or Latin America.
The Shocking Stat: 94% of Stocks Owned by 8%
The video also claims that only the richest 8% of Americans own 94% of stocks. Crashing the market would give the “common man” a chance to buy stocks at lower prices, becoming rich when markets rebound.
But again, this theory assumes that the wealthy won’t exploit the same opportunities, which is highly unrealistic.
If This Is Trump’s Plan—The World Is in Danger
If Trump is truly planning the stock market crash to empower middle-class Americans, we are heading toward a dangerous, untested economic future.
It’s not just about US internal politics. Now that China has imposed tariffs, and Europe is expected to follow, this might escalate quickly.
What Should India Do?
French President Emmanuel Macron has already urged French companies to stop investing in the US. This raises a big question for India:
Should India also impose retaliatory tariffs on the US?
Or should India continue its current strategy of negotiation and trade partnerships?
We’d love to hear your thoughts in the comments.