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Trump Tariffs Have Put 'America Last' For Investors, Peter Schiff Warns Of A Financial Crisis Worse Than 2008
- Friedrich Merz, Germany's Chancellor-in-waiting, proposed a U.S.-European trade agreement.
- Merz's proposal surfaced amidst existing trade tensions between the U.S. And Europe.
- The EU suggested zero tariffs on industrial goods, but Trump deemed this insufficient.
- Merz stated, according to Handelsblatt, that Trump's policies risk a sooner financial crisis.
- Lawmakers may elect Merz chancellor in May, potentially influencing future trade relations.
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Trump Tariffs Have Put 'America Last' For Investors, Peter Schiff Warns Of A Financial Crisis Worse Than 2008
Economist Peter Schiff contends that former President Donald Trump's emphasis on "America first" has ironically relegated U.S. investments to the back of the pack. What Happened: Schiff argues that massive foreign inflows from trade surplus nations partly fueled the longstanding dominance of American stocks and bonds. Those same flows could slow or reverse, dragging down U.S. returns amid shifting trade dynamics and weaker dollar expectations. I…
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