The US dollar lost 10% of its value against the pound since the start of the year. Meaning the difference in GDP per capita between America and Britain got 10% smaller. A weaker American dollar is good for the rest of the world.

>>212280118 (OP)
it has not been good for my investments though

>>212280239
Invest in your own country to help your fellow citizens.

>>212280239
Invest in your own country and Europe in general to help your fellow Europeans.

>>212280360
Europe is a turd world soon to be diversified socialist hell hole theres no point in investing even a cent there.

>muh useless fiat money
yawn. wake me up when london doesnt have child rape gangs anymore

status check on those raped children and grooming gangs from pakistan who your government protected

It's over

>>212280118 (OP)
yes and it will quickly recover it as all countries beg for better trariffs. USA will win on the long run.

>>212280118 (OP)
> Meaning the difference in GDP per capita between America and Britain got 10% smaller.
Eh that's not really how currencies or GDP work.

That being said, its amazing how resilient our economy is considering we're being run by our version of Peronists

I have a gut feeling some unexpected shit is about to go down (debt crisis, trade wars, hot wars, inflation, etc) but that aside yes you're right and I'm investing in American companies with cheap dollars right now. Thank you master and I'm forever grateful you choose to be a brown lawless shithole so I can pump my portfolio

>>212281099
Problem is even if we get through this unscathed as we are currently, our voters will not learn their lesson, and one of our parties is a populist party promoting economically illiterate policies.

Best hope is that conservatives lead by Kemp or Youngkin retake the Republican Party in 2032.

>>212281099
What makes you think the dollar won’t fall further?
>>212280727
Which countries are begging for tariff exemptions, besides Canada and the UK? The EU and China can weather Trump’s tariffs, actually his tariffs will damage America more than any other country.

>>212281188
>promoting economically illiterate policies
Such as?

>>212281213
Decent chance the Supreme Court is going to strike down the tariffs.

>>212281213
>What makes you think the dollar won’t fall further?
That was what I was actually saying

>>212280360
It's foolish to put your money in your own country. If shit hits the fan in your country, you'll lose everything. If you had invested elsewhere, you'd still have your investments.

>>212281233
Most significantly, tariffs and adding $3.5T to the federal budget through tax cuts.

>>212281307
*federal deficit, not budget

>>212280118 (OP)
It's because Trump wants more inflation to make gdp go up. Elitist fuck doesn't give a shit about the common person.

>>212280118 (OP)
>A weaker American dollar is good for the rest of the world.
Not for those that sell a lot to the US and store insane amounts of dollars (like China)

But yeah for us here in EVROPA is obviously based and redpilled.

>>212280118 (OP)
cope, the US will be back stronger than ever thanks to the current administration
a new golden era if you will
we have to tear down stuff before we build it back stronger

>>212281233
>"Lets cut the deficit!"
>Lowers taxes, and postpones tax increases until he's out of office
he's a kekking coward at a time when we need actual austerity. His bill is total garbage.

>>212281233
I don't think he'll actually go through with it but Trump is a minute away from getting rid of the head of the federal reserve what's his face. They're facing inflation and the natural response is obviously to increase interest rates. That makes Trump look bad and he's been very vocal about them better not going through with it. One step away from erdoganomics currently >>212280596

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>>212281453
> US will be back stronger than ever thanks to the current administration
because...?

>>212281307
Might as well try it. The neoliberalism of the last few decades isn't really the norm historically. I think people are overreacting

>>212281233
It's funny because the world is validating Trump's policies, the US just managed to get excluded from the global minimum tax and recently our cuck government just struck down a digital tax because that's what the americans wanted

>>212281475
I think he unironically believes he's gonna replace taxes with tariffs

>>212281493
>Trump is a minute away from getting rid of the head of the federal reserve
He doesn't have the power to do that. He can appoint a new head once Powell's term expires.

However, the Chairman of the Federal Reserve doesn't have unilateral authority to lower interest rates, they have to have the consent of the Board of Governors. So even if he does get Powell replaced with some idiot, they wouldn't be able to lower rates unless the Board of Governors agreed. Most likely he'll be replaced by Bessent, and Bessent is smart and would probably be fine as Federal Reserve chairman he's just pretending to be dumb so he doesn't make Trump upset.

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>>212281573
trust the plan

>>212281524
I learned my lesson probably around 2018 after voting for him his first time. Man is all talk and he's barely even good at that. He just came around when people were desperate for an alternative and now those desperate morons can't let go of the idea of him as an alternative.

You're paying 5% for NATO and you're seething.

>>212281724
Yes everyone is going to spend 5% on military by reclassifying other expenses as military expenses.

>>212281453
Hm, let me check them degnmnts.
Uff looks like the US is about to make a full Greece here.

>>212281724
This is good albeit. No western euro cunts were going to do it without Trump wigging out on them. Shame it had to include rimjobbing Putin but maybe that was what was needed to show them that he was serious

>>212280239
your own fault, if you invest everything in one thing.