Western fiscal problems will be solved soon and inflation problems.

[Mrbuck]

Western countries fiscal problems will be solved soon but not the way that usa uk and eu people will pay for it or their good life much sacraficed.

With the help of trump tarifs and crypto the western countries inflation will be exported to the east.
Brazil india russia china also ukraine and all the others get ready for massive inflation and currency devaluation because the euro gbp and usd money printers exsess money the inflation will be sent to EAST.  

Don't forget that also people turn into usa dollar based stablecoins in the east once their own currencies falling countries like china and other emerging markets.

It's a tricky but dollars demand will come from not from the west lol...but from the east countries like india brazil russia they need to use and they will use USD stablecoins like USDT.

Regardless of ecb fed or boe fiscal actions and money printing orgies....with the help of crypto and world wide connected financial system they can send their inflation to EAST and in the west people will feel just little pain but most pain will go the east.

So you as indian or african or perhaps even brazil citizen next time you watch fed lowering rates you will be suffering you might think you far away but that's bad directly to you

2021 once biden and fed printed money it was not dollar wich lost value it was right after grazy money printing russian brazil Indian fiat currencies falled against DOLLAR EUR AND GBP.
Not well managed and irreseponsible fiscal actions of west will couse first pain on the east and brics nations world designed that way just.

Don't forget all the east leaders are just actors paid by the west to keep their societies in slavery there is no east vs west all the WORLD WORKS FOR WESTERN bankers and elite that's it that's all u need to know.  

East will never get power....all the power is in the west brics is just another show to the people nothing else.

All this nice news about equality and human rights it's just show world is not equal they talking about this just to calm down people but in reality world is fixed.

World is like company and business and owner of this world is USA then with USA there is few other over lords the over watchers including UK.

[abhiseshakana]

The reality of Eastern countries' dependence on Western nations for decades has been evident. By the time Eastern countries realized that aid was merely another word for exploitation, they were already trapped in a debt trap.

When Britain brought the United States into Europe to serve as an ally against other European nations, America had a grand plan to dominate Europe, and its approach was to destroy and rebuild. During World War I, America simply watched. During World War II, after Hitler came to power and took over Europe, America offered aid to European countries with conditions: the use of dollars, the World Bank, and the IMF (Bretton Woods). After European countries agreed, America conducted Operation Paperclip, attracting 1,100 German scientists to America, after which Germany was conquered. Since then, Europe and the world (the majority of other countries in the world were colonies of European nations) have been controlled by America, the victorious nation. It doesn't stop there, America as a nation, coupled with the wealth of American capitalists (private sector), controls the majority of the world's wealth.

In 2013, only one country emerged that dared and openly took action (not just talk) to challenge US hegemony. Despite all the controversy, China succeeded in displacing the United States as the trade controller. Seeing China observe, imitate, and modify the American approach to capitalism, we can only wait to see whether the dedollarization campaign will succeed and China can displace American control in other sectors.

Inflation and Western countries can be exported through several channels (commodity prices, exchange rates, global interest rates, trade policies). However, the effects are highly heterogeneous: some developing countries are severely hurt (food/energy importers with dwindling reserves), while others (exporters of certain commodities) may temporarily benefit. To mitigate the impact, a combination of targeted social protection measures, fiscal/monetary resilience, and international cooperation is key.

Large commodity exporters (Brazil, Russia) can benefit from rising global commodity prices, but are vulnerable to exchange rate pressures, sanctions, or market dislocations. Meanwhile, India, as a major energy importer, will be most directly hit by rising energy prices (food/energy inflation is rising, and reserves and macroeconomic policies are crucial for mitigating India's economic crisis). China, as a manufacturing supplier, can dampen global inflation if exports of cheap goods increase; however, disruptions to Chinese supplies have the opposite effect. Meanwhile, in Ukraine (states of war and breadbaskets), the local crisis has resulted in high domestic inflation and the risk of rising global food prices due to disruptions to wheat exports. In addition to importing inflation, Ukraine can also export inflation.

[Smartprofit]

The modern financial system was originally designed in such a way that all financial problems (including high inflation) would be exported from the US and other developed countries to developing countries (i.e. the so-called Third World countries). If you look at previous financial crises (for example, the 1998 crisis, the 2008 crisis, or the COVID-19 financial crisis), developing countries have always suffered much more than the US. Because this is how the modern financial system, based on a strong US dollar, is designed.

The global financial system is currently entering a period of radical transformation. However, the global elites are faced with the task of ensuring that the very essence of economic relations between the US and the rest of the world does not change.

The US administration, in particular, Donald Trump's associates, have abandoned the implementation of central bank digital currencies, but this does not mean that they have abandoned the very idea of ​​a digital dollar. A digital dollar will still be created - and these will be centralized, regulated stablecoins.  These stablecoins (according to the law) will be backed by US dollars in cash, US dollar-denominated commercial bank deposits, and US Treasury bonds. Thus, every person on planet Earth who buys US stablecoins (a very convenient financial payment instrument, by the way) will be buying US government debt.

Thus, the US has solved the problem of its huge government debt! Moreover, they are still ready to export financial problems to other countries, thereby protecting their own economic interests.

Modern financiers are simply omnipotent magicians and wizards! The omnipotent Voldemort is just a pathetic worm in comparison!🤹

[peter0425]

The reality of Eastern countries' dependence on Western nations for decades has been evident. By the time Eastern countries realized that aid was merely another word for exploitation, they were already trapped in a debt trap.

It is not that they were late to realize it but rather they just had to accept their situation because that is what was best for their country at the time. Some countries were able to recover and instead made use of their own resources to be independent but some countries failed to recover and until now continues to be dependent on far more developed countries. My country is an example. A lot of the citizens are hoping we stop being such followers of a specific country but I think due to their help we can't fully grow a spine and be independent.

[Spinning99]

With the help of trump tarifs and crypto the western countries inflation will be exported to the east.

This was always the case, and how much it hurts certain countries from others depends on many factors. Holding USD reserves for one was always a mistake. I don't think that any of this will have a big positive impact on the western fiscal problems. The solution to the problem is quite simple though. Stop spending money that you don't have, spend money effectively and efficiently. Quite simple actually.

[coupable]

The reality of Eastern countries' dependence on Western nations for decades has been evident. By the time Eastern countries realized that aid was merely another word for exploitation, they were already trapped in a debt trap.

You described them like they were ignorant to know what colonial wanted to do at the time. The fact is they were forced to accept such a situation for many reasons. Most important factor is to finish a long period of direct colonialism and enjoy as much soverignity as possible to rebuild. Unfortunetly, most of those countries were leaded by colonialism proxies who offered to colonialism easier access to greater opportunities.

[Spinning99]

The reality of Eastern countries' dependence on Western nations for decades has been evident. By the time Eastern countries realized that aid was merely another word for exploitation, they were already trapped in a debt trap.

You described them like they were ignorant to know what colonial wanted to do at the time. The fact is they were forced to accept such a situation for many reasons. Most important factor is to finish a long period of direct colonialism and enjoy as much soverignity as possible to rebuild. Unfortunetly, most of those countries were leaded by colonialism proxies who offered to colonialism easier access to greater opportunities.

I don't think you guys are speaking of the same thing. He is talking about foreign aid and debt, why and how would a country be forced to accept it? Even if there is an emergency going on, that does not mean that the country offering the aid is the one forcing you to do anything. You don't have to take it. In fact, most of these countries still don't know that aid is the primary method of exploitation. As you can see as of today, the budget for many countries sucks because a lot of it goes towards interest payments. Colonialism has little relevance to the modern debt trap. Countries got conquered because they were undeveloped.

[Fortify]

It is the upcoming Chinese and Indian economies that are likely to sap money away from the Western hemisphere, as their consumers are starting to get richer and demanding ever more products that they've seen enjoyed elsewhere. While supply can increase to meet demand, I have a feeling that we will be competing for fewer and fewer resources as we are quite a wasteful species. I hope inflation continues to go down and it mostly seems to be driven by wars at the moment, if we were able to find more peace in the world then we could be even more productive. Hopefully the Ukraine war on the edge of Europe is resolved with an acceptable solution for both sides, as long as it is not simply appeasement because that doesn't work. Russia and Ukraine are big producers of raw products, so China is actually capitalizing massively since those markets are committed to war.

[mindrust]

I hear the US is preparing a new bond with super long maturity and trying to sell it to the countries Donnie is putting tariffs on. The offer is pretty much this: “Either you’ll buy this bond from us and help us with our inflation problem or, we will tariff you and you’ll help us with our inflation problem.” As you see, Trump ain’t leaving them much of a choice here. The art of the deal babe. And if they don’t cooperate, (not buying bonds, not paying tariffs) the US will let Russia invade them probably. I think it is working for Europe. I don’t know what Donnie has in mind for the rest of the world.

[viljy]

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Don't forget all the east leaders are just actors paid by the west to keep their societies in slavery there is no east vs west all the WORLD WORKS FOR WESTERN bankers and elite that's it that's all u need to know.  

East will never get power....all the power is in the west brics is just another show to the people nothing else.

All this nice news about equality and human rights it's just show world is not equal they talking about this just to calm down people but in reality world is fixed.

World is like company and business and owner of this world is USA then with USA there is few other over lords the over watchers including UK.

It's a pretty pessimistic view, but I sometimes have similar doubts. Indeed, many events look like a play that is shown to the broad masses of people, whom the elites manipulate in their interests, inspiring them with certain false ideas. What is the place of an ordinary person in all this? Well, ordinary people can only go with the flow, trying not to drown, occasionally grabbing onto driftwood...

[abhiseshakana]

It is the upcoming Chinese and Indian economies that are likely to sap money away from the Western hemisphere, as their consumers are starting to get richer and demanding ever more products that they've seen enjoyed elsewhere. While supply can increase to meet demand, I have a feeling that we will be competing for fewer and fewer resources as we are quite a wasteful species. I hope inflation continues to go down and it mostly seems to be driven by wars at the moment, if we were able to find more peace in the world then we could be even more productive. Hopefully the Ukraine war on the edge of Europe is resolved with an acceptable solution for both sides, as long as it is not simply appeasement because that doesn't work. Russia and Ukraine are big producers of raw products, so China is actually capitalizing massively since those markets are committed to war.

The impact of the Russia-Ukraine war has diverted commodity flows (energy and food) and strengthened some ties (Russia-China/India), while reducing Ukraine's direct trade role to specific markets, impacting commodity inflation and regional/global supply chains.

The consolidation of Russia-Asia relations in the coming months will be significant. If sanctions continue, Russia will further strengthen energy and trade ties with China and India. The common thread between China, India, Russia, and Ukraine is now more determined by energy and food than traditional manufacturing. The war and sanctions are accelerating market reallocation, with Russia moving closer to Asia (China and India) for energy and commodities, while Ukraine's production capacity is under pressure despite remaining a key global food source.

The ultimate macroeconomic impact is commodity inflation pressures, supply chain risks, and geopolitical shifts that require diversification and resilience policies from countries with national interests in the four countries mentioned above.

[Emitdama]

The reality of Eastern countries' dependence on Western nations for decades has been evident. By the time Eastern countries realized that aid was merely another word for exploitation, they were already trapped in a debt trap.

It is not that they were late to realize it but rather they just had to accept their situation because that is what was best for their country at the time. Some countries were able to recover and instead made use of their own resources to be independent but some countries failed to recover and until now continues to be dependent on far more developed countries. My country is an example. A lot of the citizens are hoping we stop being such followers of a specific country but I think due to their help we can't fully grow a spine and be independent.

Completely agreed with you about few things because eastern countries are having good potential but sadly their leadership and their structure is not allowing them to stand alone for better future and having change few countries are trying their best but still it's never been easy for them.

If we do division then surely few regions are having surprising changes which make things shocking for world but still few are hanging in limbo because their system is still having old mindset which is not allowing them to go ahead with new and better ideas for improving life.

Change is right of every human with things are surely going on another level which will bring features and development which is always leaded but sadly many countries will be never go ahead with this due to domestic issues.

[Mate2237]

It is the upcoming Chinese and Indian economies that are likely to sap money away from the Western hemisphere, as their consumers are starting to get richer and demanding ever more products that they've seen enjoyed elsewhere. While supply can increase to meet demand, I have a feeling that we will be competing for fewer and fewer resources as we are quite a wasteful species. I hope inflation continues to go down and it mostly seems to be driven by wars at the moment, if we were able to find more peace in the world then we could be even more productive. Hopefully the Ukraine war on the edge of Europe is resolved with an acceptable solution for both sides, as long as it is not simply appeasement because that doesn't work. Russia and Ukraine are big producers of raw products, so China is actually capitalizing massively since those markets are committed to war.

The impact of the Russia-Ukraine war has diverted commodity flows (energy and food) and strengthened some ties (Russia-China/India), while reducing Ukraine's direct trade role to specific markets, impacting commodity inflation and regional/global supply chains.

The consolidation of Russia-Asia relations in the coming months will be significant. If sanctions continue, Russia will further strengthen energy and trade ties with China and India. The common thread between China, India, Russia, and Ukraine is now more determined by energy and food than traditional manufacturing. The war and sanctions are accelerating market reallocation, with Russia moving closer to Asia (China and India) for energy and commodities, while Ukraine's production capacity is under pressure despite remaining a key global food source.

The ultimate macroeconomic impact is commodity inflation pressures, supply chain risks, and geopolitical shifts that require diversification and resilience policies from countries with national interests in the four countries mentioned above.

I agree with the sanctions on Russia this is only setting a new trade route s for Russia as Asia is now the next destination for Russia because this is another avenue for countries like north, China and even India to capitalize on the situation and strengthen their ties with Russia.


Western economic problems may not be solved so soon because the west has always been a prey that has been feeding on smaller countries which that tide is changing that is why we are even seeing these types of war going on because they have their ways of using Small countries like Ukraine achieve their aim