Tariff is a new growth sector for Trump

I would not be so sure about the USA economy not declining especially in the Chip manufacturing sector. Intel is now still cutting jobs, saying that it is correcting manufacturing missteps, which can mean anything. Overinvesting is something they do not want to disclose for sure. It is too painful to think about.
Samsung was more upfront regarding its reluctance to expand further in the USA, citing the lack of a bigger market to absorb the increase production resulting from further investments, meaning that it is losing market beyond just China, to put it nicely. Actually, Samsung has only a small market share in China, so the problem is more widespread regarding demand than just pointing to China alone. Of course, we are not the experts and only their words matter. We are just mere mosquitoes buzzing nonsense.

Chips is no longer the talking point. Even if the chips war has failed, the USA will not want to talk further about it. What has been built and invested by TSMC, Samsung and Intel is dead and buried and cannot be expected to be recouped. So does all the subsidies thrown at the problem.

Tariff is the talking point, the beginning of a new growth sector, LOL. Well, countries are still eager and willing to build bridges that will bypass the USA, and not all those tariffs imposed will necessarily contribute to Trump's coffers. It is still left to be seen how countries navigate the treacherous waters set up by Trump. I believe they will find a way, just like Russia and everyone else sanctioned by the USA and the Anglo-Saxon clique. This is not a world centered on the USA alone. This is becoming a world where there is BRICS and a Global South playing a bigger game than just fixated on the USA alone.


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