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China Begs Japan and South Korea for Support as Trump Rewrites Global Trade
As President Trump drops new tariffs, China scrambles to form an Asian trade alliance. Here’s what it means for U.S. investors and the economy.
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Trump’s tariffs are shaking the world—and China is panicking.
With a new round of U.S. tariffs on the horizon, Beijing is now pushing Japan and South Korea to team up in a desperate attempt to fight back.
This isn’t just a regional spat—it’s a massive shift in global trade power that could impact American industries, jobs, and investment strategies.
In our latest article, we break down:
What China’s alliance-building really means
How Japan and South Korea are responding behind closed doors
What President Trump’s bold trade moves mean for the U.S. economy and investors like you
China’s not used to being on defense—but that’s exactly where Trump has them.
FOUND: Trump’s Trillion-Dollar Treasure Map
On the surface, it seems ordinary.
But a former Presidential Advisor says it could be worth $150 trillion.
What makes this map so special?
As you’ll see, it points the way to a 15-figure fortune held by the Federal Government.
We were shown this map by Jim Rickards, one of the most politically connected men in America.
Rickards has spent his fifty-year career in the innermost circles of the U.S. government and banking.
And he believes Trump could soon release this frozen asset to the public.
“When it happens,” he says, “it could alter the course of America, forever.”
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Why Investors Should Stay the Course: President Trump Wants a Stock Market Rally, Says Top Analyst
In a climate of rising market volatility and economic uncertainty, investors are searching for signals about where the markets are headed next. According to Fundstrat’s Tom Lee—one of Wall Street’s most optimistic voices—there’s a powerful reason to stay bullish: President Donald Trump wants the stock market to rally, and that desire could shape White House policy in the months ahead.
Know what you own, and know why you own it.
-Peter Lynch
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