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🚨BREAKING: TRUMP'S TRADE WAR IS BACK EXPLAINED!

Published: 2025-05-23
Status: Analyzed

Predictions from this Video

Total: 8
Correct: 0
Incorrect: 0
Pending: 8
Prediction
Topic
Status
Markets are expected to drop further if the EU calls Trump's bluff on proposed tariffs.
"In that case, I would expect markets to drop even further."
Market reaction to trade
Pending
Markets are predicted to recover if the proposed 50% tariff on the EU is avoided due to negotiations.
"No, no 50% tariff. Markets are bound to recover."
Market reaction to trade
Pending
Current events are predicted to be the beginning of another trade war, particularly with China.
"I think that this can be the start of a another trade war, especially with China."
Trade War
Pending
US treasury yields are predicted to spike higher, leading to increased borrowing costs for individuals, businesses, and the US government, if the Philippines dumps US treasuries.
"That would only mean that our yields would spike up even more, making it more expensive for people like you and I, businesses, and the US to borrow money."
US Treasury Yields & Borrowing Costs
Pending
If the EU calls Trump's bluff regarding the 50% tariff and does not negotiate by June 1st, 2025, general markets (NASDAQ) are predicted to drop further.
"In that case, I would expect markets to drop even further."
Market (NASDAQ)
Pending
If Trump announces a positive conversation with the EU and no 50% tariff (by June 1st, 2025), general markets (NASDAQ) are predicted to recover.
"Markets are bound to recover."
Market (NASDAQ)
Pending
The proposed 50% tariff on the European Union could initiate another trade war, particularly involving China.
"I think that this can be the start of a another trade war, especially with China."
Trade War
Pending
If the Philippines dumps US treasuries, US bond yields are predicted to spike higher, leading to increased borrowing costs for individuals, businesses, and the US government, and making homeownership less affordable for the average American due to higher mortgage rates.
"That would only mean that our yields would spike up even more, making it more expensive for people like you and I, businesses, and the US to borrow money. So, if you wanted to take out a mortgage, it's already more expensive now than it was 3 months ago because of bond yields going up. The 10-year Treasury is a benchmark for mortgages. Now, if this happens, they will spike even higher. So, again, making it more expensive and more irrational for the average American to be able to afford a home."
US Economy / Interest Rates / Housing
Pending