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Trump Threatens 100% Tariffs on Countries Ditching the Dollar

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by Giorgi Kostiuk

a year ago


  1. Trump’s Bold Tariff Strategy
  2. Economic Implications of Trump’s Tariffs
  3. Trump’s Statements on Dollar's Dominance

  4. Donald Trump aims to make it prohibitively expensive for countries to abandon the dollar, proposing 100% tariffs on their products. This move is designed to preserve the dollar’s status as the world’s primary reserve currency.

    Trump’s Bold Tariff Strategy

    During a recent rally, Trump made a stark declaration:

    "If you drop the dollar, you won’t be doing business with the United States because we’ll slap a 100% tariff on your products."

    His proposal includes implementing export controls, currency manipulation charges, and tariffs against any nation opting out of the dollar for bilateral trade. This aggressive stance underscores Trump’s strategy to counteract any move away from the dollar amidst increasing economic partnerships among nations like Russia, China, India, and Iran, which now conduct 92% of their transactions outside of the dollar realm.

    Economic Implications of Trump’s Tariffs

    The economic implications of Trump’s tariff threats could be counterproductive. According to economist Hao Hong from the GROW Investment Group, such policies would not only lead to higher inflation in the U.S. but also negatively impact Chinese exports. The broader economic fallout could exacerbate global financial instability. Commerzbank AG analyst Ulrich Leuchtmann further indicates that such disruptions could prompt more nations to move away from the dollar, jeopardizing its status as a safe haven and potentially triggering a significant decline in its value.

    Trump’s Statements on Dollar's Dominance

    Despite historical concerns about the dollar’s vulnerability, Trump has consistently criticized the use of sanctions, arguing that they weaken the dollar and disadvantage the U.S. in global competition, particularly against China.

    "We’re losing Iran, we’re losing Russia. China is out there trying to make its currency the dominant one. There are so many conflicts with all these countries that we are going to lose the dominance of the dollar," Trump stated during an event in New York.

    Donald Trump's threats to impose 100% tariffs on countries abandoning the dollar raise serious concerns about the economic ramifications and global financial stability. The measures proposed by Trump could prove to be ineffective and might even exacerbate the dollar's vulnerability on the world stage.

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