No.267236
The rest of the world will be fine as long as they do not launch invasions again < I yearn for foreign concessions in the United States
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Foreign_concessions_in_China#List_of_concessions No.267237
the mid-to-long term issue is not 24% or 90% it's more like how much of your economy is completely propped up on US consumers... with japan it's mostly cars .. komatsu excavators.. raw chemicals, they can just offset it with gains from other divisions in their zaibatsu... Total UK exports to the US amounted to £ (GBP!) 182.6 billion in 2024, Japan Exports to United States was US$141.52
No.267238
Billion during 2024, according to the United Nations COMTRADE
No.267239
UK is far more screwed than japan because everything from cheese to salmon to beef their already decrepit steel / aluminum industry to beef to cars are going to result in factory closures...
No.267240
what does the market look like for jaguar / land rover vs your usual honders and 'yoters ... well i guess jaguar & land rover have been owned by the indians since 2008 so that's a moot point >Tata Motors: In 2008, Tata Motors purchased both Jaguar Cars and Land Rover (and from Ford, no less)
No.267247
>Trump also singled out Japan's rice market, which he said imposed a 700% tariff - a figure that Japanese Agriculture Minister Taku Eto said was "illogical". lmfao
No.267248
>“If you look at the unfair trade practices – we have 50% (tariff) from the European Union on American dairy and a 700% tariff from Japan on American rice. You have a 100% tariff from India on American agricultural products and nearly 300% from Canada on American butter and cheese"
No.267250
米国 moment
No.267252
need to hit costco soon and buy things I'll need in the next year...
No.267255
that's funny
No.267256
don't need soft power though, better for everyone to hate us
No.267257
米国 moment < lol
No.267258
unrendered text moment
No.267260
use an imageboard irc client
No.267261
UK biggest problem is that they have to trade and all their political party and population don't want to admit that brexit was actually a good thing
No.267262
imagine leaving a profitable trade agreement as an island nation
No.267263
canada is very US consumer focused, but still we have resources and energy and trade agreements with everyone except india.
No.267264
Canada is in a better position than Vietnam or England.
No.267265
plus the US, if it wants to exist, still has to import our good. And canadian consumers do not want to touch the US in any way, so our dollar is propped up by patriotism.
No.267266
UK really has nothing. Shame on me for at one point thinking they had something going for them
No.267270
i wonder how much property prices are going to drop
No.267273
old news but still funny
No.267275
Lasan was saying that this likely spells the end of Musk being part of Trump's team. He didn't have a word of mention during liberation day, if only a small second of it, despite being an example of Made in the USA
No.267278
hasan -
No.267296
but it makes sense, they were chanting for his death with nooses
No.267301
they're starting to turn on each other
No.267305
i think like, the only investment opportunity is buying a house or some sort of appreciating property.
No.267306
but buying a house when they're also heavily overpriced...
No.267307
if the stock-market is going to go sideways for a couple of years, houses are overpriced and interest rates go up then there's like nothing left to do for wealth accumulation than to buy foreign property
No.267308
if interest rates go down, then property prices will go up from where they are
No.267309
literally no idea where to park my money. I guess I just have to DCA and hope it pays off
No.267311
should I buy the greens or buy the deep reds...
No.267312
maybe buy whatever kept even despite the chaos
No.267313
well, I'm not getting another paycheck for a while. I guess I'll just hold out and see what goes where
No.267314
lost 2.5% of my net worth today
No.267315
er... my financial worth