中国强化与加拿大的合作

特朗普惊慌失措，因为中国 3800 亿美元的举动拯救了加拿大并削弱了美国经济

Trump in Panic as China's $380 Billion Move Saves Canada and Cripple US Economy

Economic Shift 2025年3月15日  
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GYiNRCNLA6E

中国新的 3800 亿美元大胆举措削弱了美国经济！——甚至加拿大都没有预见到！

中国 3800 亿美元的贸易转移正在重塑全球市场，加强与加拿大的联系，同时削弱美国的经济主导地位。为了回应特朗普对中国商品征收 20% 的关税，中国通过减少对美国进口的依赖、与加拿大和欧洲建立新的贸易关系以及削弱美国企业进行了反击。

贸易战损害了美国的主要行业，包括技术、汽车和零售业。苹果、高通和通用汽车等公司严重依赖中国消费者，苹果 16% 的收入来自中国，高通近一半的收入来自中国。汽车行业也受到了影响，因为通用汽车在中国的销量超过了美国。关税上调推高了成本，减少了需求，扰乱了供应链，迫使企业要么承担损失，要么提高消费者的价格。

关税还影响了日常用品，提高了钢铁、铝和基本消费品的价格。虽然有人认为关税将使制造业回归美国，但更高的劳动力成本和缺乏基础设施使这种情况不太可能发生。许多行业几十年来一直将生产外包，重建供应链需要大量的投资和时间。

中国正利用美国贸易战的机会，深化与加拿大的伙伴关系。跨山输油管道的扩建使加拿大能够直接向中国出口更多石油，从而减少对美国炼油厂的依赖。此外，中国正在与加拿大的基蒂马特液化天然气项目达成长期液化天然气交易，该项目将于 2025 年开始运营，年产能为 1400 万吨。

随着中国将进口转移到其他国家，美国农业正面临严重损失。 2016 年，美国供应了中国 40% 的大豆进口，但到 2024 年，这一数字下降到 18%，巴西和阿根廷将提供 74%。这导致供应过剩、价格下跌和农民破产。美国政府已经发放了 120 亿美元的援助，大豆农民获得了 77 亿美元，但这只是暂时的解决方案。

中国也在加强与欧洲的联系，在与美国关系日益紧张的情况下，将自己作为一个稳定的贸易伙伴。与此同时，美国的通胀仍然是一个日益令人担忧的问题，关税推高了成本，美联储难以平衡经济稳定。

如果华盛顿不重新考虑其贸易战略，它就有可能失去在全球供应链中的影响力，并削弱其在世界经济中的地位。中国的精心策划的举动正在改变力量平衡，使美国处于越来越脆弱的地位。

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加拿大可能刚刚找到了一种出人意料地摆脱美国关税经济挤压的方法。中国正作为一个关键的贸易伙伴介入，为加拿大提供另一个市场。此时，美国正与其最亲密的盟友陷入贸易战，包括欧洲，加拿大、墨西哥和欧洲正在将贸易关系转向中国。我们是否正在见证一个新的全球经济超级大国的崛起？这对美国的影响力和金融稳定意味着什么？其后果可能是改变游戏规则的，我们将在本视频中对其进行分解，但在深入研究之前，请务必订阅，这是您获得有关全球经济趋势的最敏锐见解的地方。特朗普政府对中国商品征收了 20% 的关税，使本已紧张的贸易战进一步升级，其目标是向北京施压，迫使其做出经济让步，但中国迅速进行报复，减少了美国多个行业的进口，并加强了与加拿大和欧盟主席等替代伙伴的贸易关系特朗普肯定没有预见到这种情况，中国不但没有退缩，反而带头对抗美国企业的关税，这标志着美国农民、制造商和能源供应商立即受到影响，因为中国市场是主要的需求来源，价格下跌，不确定性上升，外国竞争对手迅速填补了美国留下的空白，华盛顿的战略似乎适得其反，美国企业和中国以大多数人没有意识到的方式联系在一起，企业不仅依赖中国进行廉价制造，而且依赖庞大的消费者市场，如果关税上调，事情会变得更加昂贵，工作岗位可能会流失，一些企业可能会难以生存，想想科技行业，苹果、英特尔和高通都依赖中国获得很大一部分收入，例如，苹果在中国生产大量 iPhone，并在那里销售近 16% 的产品，苹果已经失去了这个市场，生产智能手机芯片的高通近一半的收入来自中国，这些公司不仅在中国制造以省钱，他们还将产品卖给一个巨大的增长市场，失去了进入中国市场的渠道，那将是一个重大打击，而且不仅仅是科技，汽车行业也深陷其中。通用汽车在中国的汽车销量超过美国，一年内售出 380 万辆。现在，该公司面临亏损。福特也处于类似的境地。如果关税扰乱了这些业务，这不仅仅是要为进口支付更多费用，还会失去客户和销售。甚至像耐克和星巴克这样的家喻户晓的品牌都围绕中国市场建立了自己的商业模式。耐克一年在中国赚了 70 亿美元。这不是一家公司可以承受的钱。关税听起来像是惩罚中国的一种方式，但实际上，当美国对中国商品征收关税时，它们对美国企业和消费者的打击同样严重。公司面临两种选择：吸收成本，这会削减他们的利润；或者将成本转嫁给消费者，从而全面推高价格。无论哪种方式，这都是坏消息，钢铁和铝的价格飙升，增加了建筑和汽车制造商日常用品的成本咖啡机、垃圾桶，甚至铝罐包装的汽水和啤酒等都变得更加昂贵，一些人认为关税将迫使企业将制造业带回美国，但事情并非那么简单，美国的劳动力成本远高于中国，制造国产商品的成本要高得多，即使一些美国玩具工厂因关税而看到订单增加，更高的生产成本也会立即转嫁给消费者，除了成本之外，美国缺乏大规模制造的基础设施，许多行业几十年前就转移到海外，重建供应链需要数年时间和大量投资，服装行业就是一个完美的例子，即使有关税，在中国生产仍然比在美国重启运营便宜得多，航空航天业也面临着类似的挑战，依赖主要来自国外的专业零部件，现实情况是，企业花了数年时间在中国建立供应链和客户群，迫使他们搬迁会很慢，成本高昂，而且在某些方面在某些情况下，这会导致企业成本增加，消费者价格上涨，如果企业跟不上，可能会失去工作，如果目标是加强美国制造业，那么需要采取更明智的政策，而不仅仅是最终损害经济的关税。特朗普的激进策略旨在迫使北京做出经济让步，然而直接的后果表明，情况正在变得更加复杂，中国不会屈服于压力，它迅速采取报复措施，大幅削减各个领域的美国产品进口，此外，北京正在积极加强与其他全球参与者的贸易关系，尤其是加拿大和欧盟，这一战略支点正在重塑国际贸易联盟，使美国陷入困境愤怒的立场对美国工业的影响是直接和严重的，以农业部门为例，曾经严重依赖中国市场的美国农民现在正努力应对需求下降，这种突然的下降导致农产品过剩，压低价格并挤压利润率，同样，随着中国减少对美国制造的机械和技术的进口，美国制造商也感受到了压力，能源供应商也陷入了交火之中，因为中国削减了对美国石油和天然气的进口，这种需求的萎缩正在引起连锁反应，导致这些行业的不确定性和波动性增加，因为美国退出中国市场，其他国家很快就看到了机会，外国竞争对手正在介入填补空白，与中国建立更牢固的贸易关系，这种转变不仅破坏了美国企业，而且削弱了美国在全球贸易中的影响力，这种旨在确立主导地位的战略本身就为美国在全球贸易中被边缘化铺平了道路主要国际市场国内市场前景并不乐观沃尔玛等零售巨头陷入困境，努力平衡关税成本的增加，同时又不疏远价格敏感的消费者报告显示，沃尔玛一直在向中国供应商施压，要求他们降低价格以抵消关税这一策略并没有被忽视，促使北京召集沃尔玛代表进行讨论，突显了企业与国际政府在外交方面日益加剧的紧张关系中国正不失时机地利用美国与其传统盟友之间的裂痕中国特使正着手赢得欧洲各地的新伙伴，试图通过将自己定位为稳定和合作伙伴来吸引厌倦了特朗普咄咄逼人的政策的欧盟领导人中国中国旨在加强与欧洲的经济联系，可能以牺牲美国利益为代价这对美国和特朗普来说是个坏消息他们孤立中国的企图适得其反反而加强了北京的联盟警告信号正在闪烁目前通胀仍处于温和水平，而新的关税可能会在未来几个月推高价格，美联储现在面临艰难的选择，是控制通胀，还是防止贸易紧张局势升级引发的经济放缓，但也许最大的新闻是这场贸易战如何将加拿大和中国拉到一起，以达成新的能源交易。不断升级的贸易战给全球能源行业带来了冲击波，从根本上改变了联盟和贸易路线。历史上，美国是中国原油和液化天然气的主要供应国。然而，最近的紧张局势破坏了这种关系，促使两国寻求替代合作伙伴，使问题进一步复杂化。华盛顿决定对加拿大石油进口征收 10% 的关税，旨在迫使加拿大重新谈判贸易协定，但加拿大并没有屈服，而是战略性地转向中国，重塑全球能源格局。加拿大战略的核心是扩大贸易山输油管道项目大大增强了加拿大的石油出口能力，此次扩建使加拿大能够将大量石油直接运往北京，从而有效地绕过了传统的美国市场。管道容量的增加不仅为加拿大提供了更多进入亚洲市场的机会，而且还减少了对美国炼油厂的依赖，这标志着北美能源动态发生了关键性转变。中国日益增长的液化天然气需求正将其引向加拿大的液化天然气项目。这个位于不列颠哥伦比亚省基马特的大型天然气出口终端将于 2025 年开始运营，初始产能为 1400 万吨。该项目象征着加拿大成为主要液化天然气出口国的重要一步。中国对从加拿大获得液化天然气的兴趣凸显了其实现能源来源多元化和减少对美国供应依赖的战略，进一步巩固了这一转变。加拿大能源公司正在建立重要的合作伙伴关系，以满足亚洲市场的需求，例如 Arc Resources 已签署长期协议每年向 Exon Mobile 的亚太部门供应 150 万吨 LG 液化天然气这笔交易不仅扩大了加拿大液化天然气出口的雄心，也符合中国确保稳定和多样化能源来源的目标，以报复美国的关税加拿大正在考虑可能进一步加剧其与美国能源关系紧张的措施讨论包括限制对美国的石油出口或征收出口关税的可能性可能会对美国炼油商的加拿大原油产生重大影响这些措施凸显了不断升级的紧张局势以及能源伙伴关系更明显调整的可能性这些发展凸显了更广泛的中国积极主动地在地缘政治不确定的情况下确保其能源未来的趋势，通过多元化其能源进口并加强与加拿大等国的联系中国不仅确保其能源安全，而且正在削弱美国在全球能源市场的影响力这一战略调整提出了关于全球能源联盟的未来以及对处于这一不断变化的格局中的国家的潜在经济影响的紧迫问题由于中国重新调整与美国的贸易伙伴关系，美国农业部门陷入困境，摇摇欲坠，濒临崩溃与中国的持续贸易战给我们造成了严重损害，特别是那些种植大豆、小麦、玉米和养猪的农民历史上，中国一直是这些美国商品的重要购买者，2016 年，美国供应了中国 40% 的大豆进口，然而到 2024 年，这一数字已暴跌至仅 18%，巴西和阿根廷介入，为中国提供 74% 的大豆需求这一戏剧性的转变使美国农民陷入供应过剩和价格暴跌的困境，许多人现在面临破产的严酷现实连锁反应超出了田地加工厂运输公司和设备制造商也遭受了重大损失情况如此严峻，以至于美国农业部不得不介入向受影响的农业生产者提供高达 1220 亿美元的财政援助大豆农民首当其冲收到了美国农业部 77 亿美元的付款但灾难并没有结束欧洲对华猪肉出口激增 35% 进一步侵蚀了美国的市场份额中国针对几乎所有美国农产品出口征收报复性关税，使美国商品在全球舞台上的竞争力下降这种升级不仅给农业部门带来了压力，而且引发了担忧关于更广泛的经济影响 中国积极地实现供应链多元化，通过从其他合作伙伴处采购基本商品和技术，减少对美国进口的依赖 中国增强了应对美国贸易政策的经济韧性 这一战略支点不仅保护了其产业，而且增强了其在全球舞台上的谈判筹码，以保持竞争力 华盛顿必须在为时已晚之前重新考虑其贸易战略 如果美国继续沿着这条道路前进，它就有可能被排除在全球主要供应链之外，削弱其在世界舞台上的经济影响力 如果不采取果断行动，风险就再高不过了 美国在全球贸易中的主导地位可能成为过去 这个故事远未结束，我们将跟踪每一个发展 请务必立即订阅，以免错过有关这场不断变化的经济权力斗争的最新更新 权力斗争。

Trump in Panic as China's $380 Billion Move Saves Canada and Cripple US Economy

Economic Shift 2025年3月15日  
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GYiNRCNLA6E

China's New $380 Billion Bold Move Cripples US Economy!– Even the Canada Didn’t See It Coming!

China’s $380 billion trade shift is reshaping global markets, strengthening ties with Canada while undermining U.S. economic dominance. In response to Trump’s 20% tariffs on Chinese goods, China has retaliated by reducing reliance on U.S. imports, forging new trade relationships with Canada and Europe, and weakening American businesses.

The trade war has hurt major U.S. industries, including technology, automotive, and retail. Companies like Apple, Qualcomm, and General Motors depend heavily on Chinese consumers, with Apple generating 16% of its revenue from China and Qualcomm nearly half. The auto industry is also suffering, as GM sells more cars in China than in the U.S. Higher tariffs are driving up costs, reducing demand, and disrupting supply chains, forcing businesses to either absorb losses or raise prices for consumers.

Tariffs have also impacted everyday goods, raising prices on steel, aluminum, and basic consumer products. While some argue tariffs will bring manufacturing back to the U.S., higher labor costs and the lack of infrastructure make this unlikely. Many industries have outsourced production for decades, and rebuilding supply chains would require massive investment and time.

China is capitalizing on the U.S. trade war by deepening its partnership with Canada. The expansion of the Trans Mountain Pipeline allows Canada to export more oil directly to China, reducing its reliance on American refineries. Additionally, China is securing long-term LNG deals with Canada’s Kitimat LNG project, set to begin operations in 2025 with a 14 million-tonne annual capacity.

U.S. agriculture is facing severe losses as China shifts imports to other countries. In 2016, the U.S. supplied 40% of China’s soybean imports, but by 2024, that number had dropped to 18%, with Brazil and Argentina stepping in to provide 74%. This has led to oversupply, falling prices, and farmer bankruptcies. The U.S. government has distributed $12 billion in aid, with soybean farmers receiving $7.7 billion, but this is only a temporary solution.

China is also strengthening ties with Europe, offering itself as a stable trade partner amid rising tensions with the U.S. Meanwhile, inflation in America remains a growing concern, with tariffs driving up costs and the Federal Reserve struggling to balance economic stability.

If Washington does not rethink its trade strategy, it risks losing influence in global supply chains and weakening its position in the world economy. China’s calculated moves are shifting the balance of power, leaving the U.S. in an increasingly vulnerable position.

Canada may have just found a way to
escape the economic squeeze of us
tariffs in a surprising twist China is
stepping in as a crucial trade partner
offering Canada an alternative Market at
a time when the United States is locked
in a trade war with its closest allies
including Europe with Canada Mexico and
Europe shifting their trade ties toward
China are we witnessing the rise of a
new global economic superpower and what
does this mean for America's influence
and financial stability the consequence
could be gamechanging and we're breaking
it all down in this video but before we
dive in make sure to subscribe this is
where you get the sharpest insights on
global economic Trends the Trump
Administration has imposed a 20% tariff
on Chinese Goods escalating an already
tense trade War the goal is to pressure
Beijing into economic concessions but
China retaliates swiftly reducing us
Imports across multiple Industries and
strengthening trade relations with
alternative Partners like Canada and the
European Union president Trump
definitely did not see this coming
instead of backing down China is taking
the lead in countering US tariffs for us
businesses this marks a dramatic shift
American farmers manufacturers and
energy suppliers are immediately
affected as the Chinese market a major
source of demand shrinks prices fall uncertainty Rises
and foreign competitors quickly fill the
void left by the US Washington's
strategy appears to be backfiring American businesses and China
are tied together in ways most people
don't realize companies rely on China
not just for cheap manufacturing but
also for a massive Market of consumers
if tariffs go up things will get more
expensive jobs could be lost and some
businesses might struggle to survive
think about the tech industry Apple
Intel and Qualcomm all depend on China
for a big chunk of their revenue Apple
for example makes a lot of its iPhones
in China and sells nearly 16% of its
products there apple is losing this
Market already Qualcomm which makes the
chips that power smartphones gets nearly
half its revenue from China these
companies aren't just Manufacturing in
China to save money they're selling to a
huge growing Market losing access to
that would be a major hit and it's not
just Tech the Auto industry is in deep
too General Motors sells more cars in
China than in the US us 3.8 million in a
single year now the company is facing
loses Ford is in a similar position if
tariffs disrupt these businesses it's
not just about paying more for imports
it's about losing customers and sales
even household Brands like Nike and
Starbucks have built their business
models around the Chinese market Nike
made $7 billion in China in one year
that's not the kind of money a company
can afford to walk away from tariffs may
sound like a way to punish China but in
reality they hit American businesses and
consumers just as hard when the US
imposes tariffs on Chinese Goods
companies face two choices absorb the
costs which cuts into their profits or
pass them on to Consumers driving up
prices across the board either way it's
bad news prices for steel and aluminum
surge raising costs for construction and
car manufacturers everyday items like coffee
makers trash cans and even soda and beer
packaged in aluminum cans become more
expensive some argue that tariffs will
force companies to bring manufacturing
back to the US but it's not that simple
American labor costs are much higher
than China's making domestically
produced Goods significantly more
expensive even when some Us toy
factories saw increased orders due to
tariffs the higher production costs were
immediately passed down to consumers Beyond cost the US lacks the
infrastructure for large-scale manufacturing many Industries moved over
seas decades ago and rebuilding Supply
Chains would take years and massive
investment the clothing industry is a
perfect example even with tariffs it's
still far cheaper to produce in China
than to restart operations in the US the
Aerospace sector faces a similar
challenge relying on Specialized parts
that mostly come from abroad the reality
is that businesses have spent years
Building Supply chains and customer
bases in China forcing them to relocate
would be slow costly and in some cases
impossible the result higher costs for
companies Rising prices for consumers
and potential job losses if businesses
can't keep up if the goal is to
strengthen American manufacturing it
will take smarter policies not just
tariffs that end up hurting the economy
Trump's aggressive tactic aims to force
Beijing into making economic
concessions however the immediate
Fallout suggests a more complicated
scenario unfolding China not one to Bow under
pressure has swiftly retaliated by
slashing Imports of us products across
various sectors moreover Beijing is
actively bolstering trade ties with
other Global players notably Canada and
the European Union this strategic pivot
is reshaping International Trade
alliances leaving the US in a dangerous
position the repercussions for American
Industries are both immediate and severe
take for instance the agricultural
sector American farmers who once relied
heavily on the Chinese market are now
struggling with dropping demand this
sudden drop has led to a surplus of
produce driving prices down and
squeezing profit margins similarly us
manufacturers are feeling the pinch as
China reduces its intake of
American-made machinery and
Technology Energy suppliers too are
caught in the crossfire with China
cutting back on Imports of us oil and
gas this contraction in demand is
causing a ripple effect leading to
increased uncertainty and volatility in
these sectors as the US Retreats from
the Chinese market other nations are
quick to sees the opportunity foreign
competitors are stepping in to fill the
void establishing stronger trade
relationships with China this shift not
only undermines us businesses but also
diminishes America's influence in global
trade the very strategy intended to assert
dominance is interestingly Paving the
way for the us to be sidelined in key
International markets the domestic
landscape isn't fairing much better
retail giants like Walmart are caught in
a bind struggling to balance the increased costs of tariffs without
alienating price sensitive Consumers
Reports indicate that Walmart has been
pressuring Chinese suppliers to lower
their prices to offset the tariffs this tactic has not gone
unnoticed prompting Beijing to summon
Walmart representatives for discussions
highlighting the mounting tensions
between corporations and international
governments on the Diplomatic front
China is wasting no time in capitalizing
on the rift between the US and its
traditional allies Chinese envoys are
embarking on winning over new partners
across Europe seeking to woo EU leaders
who have grown tired of Trump's
aggressive policies by positioning
itself as a stable and Cooperative
partner China China aims to strengthen
economic ties with Europe potentially at
the expense of us interests this is bad news for the US
and Trump their attempt to isolate China
has backfired instead strengthening
beijing's alliances warning signs are
flashing across the US economy while
inflation remains moderate for now new
tariffs could drive prices higher in the
coming months the Federal Reserve now
faces a tough choice contain inflation
or prevent a Slowdown triggered by
escalating trade tensions but perhaps
the biggest story is how this trade war
is drawing Canada and China together as
they target new energy deals the
escalating trade War has sent shock
waves through the global energy sector
fundamentally altering alliances and
trade routes historically the United
States stood as China's primary supplier
of crude oil and liquefied natural gas
LNG however recent tensions have
unraveled this relationship prompting
both Nations to seek alternative
Partners complicating matters further
Washington's decision to impose a 10%
tariff on Canadian oil imports aims to
pressure Canada into renegotiating trade
agreements yet instead of capitulating
Canada has strategically pivoted towards
China reshaping the global energy
landscape Central to Canada's strategy
is the expansion of the Trans Mountain
pipeline a project that has significantly bolstered its oil export
capacity this expansion enables Canada to ship
vast quantities of oil directly to Beijing effectively bypassing traditional us markets The pipeline's increased capacity not only provides
Canada with greater access to Asian
markets but also diminishes its Reliance
on us refineries marking a pivotal shift
in North American Energy Dynamics simultaneously China's growing
LNG demand is steering it towards
Canada's LNG project this massive
natural gas export terminal located in
kimat British Columbia is poised to
commence operations in 2025 with an initial capacity of 14
million tons perom the project symbolizes a Monumental step in Canada's
emergence as a key LNG exporter China's
interest in securing LNG from Canada
underscores its strategy to diversify
energy sources and reduce dependence on
us supplies further solidifying this
shift Canadian energy companies are
forging significant partnership ship to
cater to Asian markets for instance Arc resources has
signed a long-term agreement to supply
1.5 million tons of LG per year to Exon
Mobile's asia-pacific division this deal
not only amplifies Canada's LNG export
Ambitions but also aligns with China's
objective to secure stable and diversified energy sources in
retaliation to us tariffs Canada is contemplating measures that could
further strain its energy relationship
with the United States discussions include the
possibility of restricting oil exports
to the US or imposing export duties
actions that could significantly impact
American refiners ryant on Canadian
crude such measures highlight the
escalating tensions and the potential
for a more pronounced realignment of
energy Partnerships these developments
underscore a broader trend of China's
proactive approach to securing its
energy future amidst geopolitical
uncertainties by diversifying its energy
Imports and strengthening ties with
Nations like Canada China is not only
ensuring its energy security but also
diminishing American influence in global
energy markets this strategic realignment raises pressing questions
about the future of global energy alliances and the potential economic
ramifications for Nations entrenched in
this evolving landscape as a result of
China realigning its trade partnership
with the US the American Agricultural
sector is in trouble teetering on the
brink of col CSE the ongoing trade war with China has
inflicted severe damage on us Farmers
particularly those cultivating soybeans
wheat corn and raising pork historically
China has been a significant purchaser
of these American Commodities in
2016 the US supplied 40% of China's
soybean Imports however by 2024 this figure had plummeted to a mere
18% with Brazil and Argentina stepping
in to provide a staggering 74% of
China's soybean needs this dramatic
shift has left American farmers grappling with over Supply and
plummeting prices many are now facing
the harsh reality of bankruptcy the
Ripple effects extend beyond the fields
processing plants Transportation companies and Equipment manufacturers
are also suffering significant losses the situation is so dire that the US
Department of Agriculture has had to
step in Distributing up to 122 billion
in financial aid to affected agricultural producers soybean Farmers
bearing the brunt of the impact received
$7.7 billion in payments from the
USDA but the woses don't end there
European pork exports to China have
surged by 35% further eroding the US's market
share the imposition of retaliatory
tariffs by China targeting nearly all us
agricultural exports has made American
Goods less competitive on the global
stage this escalation has not only
strained the agricultural sector but has
also raised concerns about broader
economic repercussions China has proactively
Diversified its Supply chains reducing
its dependence on us Imports by sourcing
essential Commodities and Technologies
from alternative Partners China has
fortified its economic resilience
against us trade policies this strategic pivot not only
safeguards its Industries but also
enhances its negotiating leverage on the
global stage to stay competitive Washington must rethink its trade strategy before it's too late if the US continues down this path it risks being sidelined from Key Global Supply chains weakening its economic influence on the world stage the stakes couldn't be higher without decisive action America's dominance in global trade may become a thing of the past this story is far from over and will be tracking every development make sure to subscribe now so you don't miss the latest updates on this shifting economic power struggle power struggle