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Just announcing this buries once and for all the American primacy in partnerships. No one bets on volatile agreements. In the long run, it pays off to seek agreements now outside the USA
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U.S. Prepares New Tariff Measures, Announces President Trump
According to BlockBeats, U.S. President Donald Trump has announced that the United States is ready to implement a new round of strong tariffs.
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I miss the time when Trump used ChatGPT to decide which countries would receive higher tariffs. Now he's not even using Google!
Trump once again shows his lack of knowledge on the world stage, says China doesn't produce wind energy - “I give China a lot of credit. They build them, but they have very few wind farms. So why is it that they build them and they send them all over the world, but they barely use them."
A simple search on the internet shows that China is the global leader in wind energy. Sorry to say, it's very embarrassing for the president of a country to show such immaturity.
A simple search on the internet shows that China is the global leader in wind energy. Sorry to say, it's very embarrassing for the president of a country to show such immaturity.
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At what cost? Europe abandons Russian gas and pays so dearly to import gas that it completely loses industrial competitiveness, benefiting the USA. And Israel bombs Qatar...
EU CUTS RUSSIAN GAS A NEW ENERGY POWER PLAY 🔥
🔹 Europe Breaks Free
The EU has slashed its reliance on Russian gas, reshaping the global energy map. LNG imports from the US, Qatar, and Norway are now powering homes and industries.
🔹 Russia’s Setback
Moscow loses one of its biggest customers. Pipelines to Europe may never bounce back. Russia is pivoting east toward China and India, but the gap is hard to fill.
🔹 Winners Emerge
US and Middle Eastern LNG suppliers are cashing in, locking Europe into long-term premium deals. The balance of power in global energy is shifting fast.
comment your Thoughts in Common 👇 😘
#BinanceHODLer0G #BNBBreaksATH
🔹 Europe Breaks Free
The EU has slashed its reliance on Russian gas, reshaping the global energy map. LNG imports from the US, Qatar, and Norway are now powering homes and industries.
🔹 Russia’s Setback
Moscow loses one of its biggest customers. Pipelines to Europe may never bounce back. Russia is pivoting east toward China and India, but the gap is hard to fill.
🔹 Winners Emerge
US and Middle Eastern LNG suppliers are cashing in, locking Europe into long-term premium deals. The balance of power in global energy is shifting fast.
comment your Thoughts in Common 👇 😘
#BinanceHODLer0G #BNBBreaksATH
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Putting money in the USA today is not a good deal.
South Korean President says his country can’t afford U.S demands. So, there will be no investment of $350 billion in U.S.
U.S demands that South Korea should invest $350 billion into America in exchange for the removal of punishing tariffs.
President Lee Jae Myung response - “Without a currency swap, if we were to withdraw $350 billion in the manner that the U.S. is demanding and to invest this ALL IN CASH in the U.S., South Korea would face a situation as it had in the 1997 financial crisis.”
South Koreans also felt bad as more than 300 South Korean workers were arrested recently at a Hyundai Motor battery plant in Georgia. Trump administration published images of them in shackles and President has warned it could make companies wary of investing in the United States.
#SouthKorea
U.S demands that South Korea should invest $350 billion into America in exchange for the removal of punishing tariffs.
President Lee Jae Myung response - “Without a currency swap, if we were to withdraw $350 billion in the manner that the U.S. is demanding and to invest this ALL IN CASH in the U.S., South Korea would face a situation as it had in the 1997 financial crisis.”
South Koreans also felt bad as more than 300 South Korean workers were arrested recently at a Hyundai Motor battery plant in Georgia. Trump administration published images of them in shackles and President has warned it could make companies wary of investing in the United States.
#SouthKorea
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Whoever writes and believes in such nonsense knows how much BTC has been issued, or any other crypto? This logic is the same as printing 35 trillion dollars to pay off debt.
🇺🇸📰 President Trump Drops a Bombshell on Crypto!
In a recent statement, Trump said: “Maybe we’ll pay off our $35 trillion debt by handing them a little crypto check. We’ll hand them a little Bitcoin and wipe out our $35 trillion.” 💥
Whether he’s joking or hinting at the future, this shows how far Bitcoin (BTC) has entered mainstream financial talks. 🚀 From being called “risky” to now being mentioned in global debt solutions, crypto is no longer in the shadows—it’s on the world stage! 🌍✨
#BTC #CryptoNews #TRUMP #Bitcoin $BTC
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In a recent statement, Trump said: “Maybe we’ll pay off our $35 trillion debt by handing them a little crypto check. We’ll hand them a little Bitcoin and wipe out our $35 trillion.” 💥
Whether he’s joking or hinting at the future, this shows how far Bitcoin (BTC) has entered mainstream financial talks. 🚀 From being called “risky” to now being mentioned in global debt solutions, crypto is no longer in the shadows—it’s on the world stage! 🌍✨
#BTC #CryptoNews #TRUMP #Bitcoin $BTC
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In fact, the Brazilian Lula was the first leader to meet with 2 monarchs: in 2006 at a dinner for 150 guests of Queen Elisabeth and in 2023 at the coronation of King Charles III
🚨 JUST IN: President Trump and Melania Trump have boarded Air Force One, ending a HISTORIC trip to the United Kingdom.
Trump is now the first elected leader in modern history to be hosted twice by a British monarch.
47 represents the USA with pride. 🇺🇸
Trump is now the first elected leader in modern history to be hosted twice by a British monarch.
47 represents the USA with pride. 🇺🇸
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It's legal for $TRUMP investors to know how part of the money they lost is being spent. And from the comments, they are very satisfied with this return! 😂😂😂😂😂
Melania Trump turned heads at Windsor Palace during the Trumps’ state visit to the UK, stunning in a lemon-yellow Carolina Herrera gown. The off-shoulder silhouette was cinched with a bold lavender belt featuring an oversized buckle, while a thigh-high slit showed off her beige pointed-toe pumps. Aquamarine and diamond drop earrings completed the striking, elegant look.
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Will rise in 27 years and 3 months.
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Update: Dollar down by more 0.7% today and Stock Exchange hits record 144 thousand again, after Tarcísio de Freitas GAVE UP on negotiating the Amnesty in Brasília and the US not retaliating
What is the economic impact of Bolsonaro's conviction?
Many are asking this question and it seems that there are already two types of people opining on the matter:
- Those who seek statements from authorities in Brazil and the USA critical of the trial in search of future sanctions and other retaliations for Brazil having displeased Trump. This group would love for the threats to materialize or at least scare off investors, destabilizing the economy.
- Those who seek news about the real reaction of investors and global media. These know that the statements of American bureaucrats and the president most of the time do not go beyond the limit of threats and that real actions have less impact or are merely symbolic.
Beyond Donald Trump's bluster and the desires of the extreme right opposition leaders, what do we have concrete in the economy:
- The dollar had a record depreciation and closed at 3.35 Reais
- The Brazilian stock market hit a new record and reached 144 thousand points
- The USA eliminated the tariff on Brazil's Cellulose, Nickel, and Iron
- Exports of meat, coffee, steel, and other products subject to tariffs INCREASED, reaching other markets.
- Overall Brazilian exports had an 18% increase in the last quarter, even having dropped to the USA.
This setback in expectations from the USA is related to seasonal issues, such as the industrial decline in Argentina increasing Brazil's exports, and secondary impacts from Trump's tariffs on other countries, which began to buy from Brazil instead of the USA.
This is the case of China, which simply STOPPED buying American Soy and increased orders from Brazil.
Another example is the Medical sector, which had the USA as its main meat supplier but, due to supply issues, redirected purchases to Brazil and has already become our main market.
These advantageous rearrangements allow Brazil to buy time and develop new strategies.
Meanwhile, the USA suffers immediate impacts on the economy and no longer has time to play the blackmailer.
Many are asking this question and it seems that there are already two types of people opining on the matter:
- Those who seek statements from authorities in Brazil and the USA critical of the trial in search of future sanctions and other retaliations for Brazil having displeased Trump. This group would love for the threats to materialize or at least scare off investors, destabilizing the economy.
- Those who seek news about the real reaction of investors and global media. These know that the statements of American bureaucrats and the president most of the time do not go beyond the limit of threats and that real actions have less impact or are merely symbolic.
Beyond Donald Trump's bluster and the desires of the extreme right opposition leaders, what do we have concrete in the economy:
- The dollar had a record depreciation and closed at 3.35 Reais
- The Brazilian stock market hit a new record and reached 144 thousand points
- The USA eliminated the tariff on Brazil's Cellulose, Nickel, and Iron
- Exports of meat, coffee, steel, and other products subject to tariffs INCREASED, reaching other markets.
- Overall Brazilian exports had an 18% increase in the last quarter, even having dropped to the USA.
This setback in expectations from the USA is related to seasonal issues, such as the industrial decline in Argentina increasing Brazil's exports, and secondary impacts from Trump's tariffs on other countries, which began to buy from Brazil instead of the USA.
This is the case of China, which simply STOPPED buying American Soy and increased orders from Brazil.
Another example is the Medical sector, which had the USA as its main meat supplier but, due to supply issues, redirected purchases to Brazil and has already become our main market.
These advantageous rearrangements allow Brazil to buy time and develop new strategies.
Meanwhile, the USA suffers immediate impacts on the economy and no longer has time to play the blackmailer.
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What is the economic impact of Bolsonaro's conviction?
Many are asking this question and it seems that there are already two types of people opining on the matter:
- Those who seek statements from authorities in Brazil and the USA critical of the trial in search of future sanctions and other retaliations for Brazil having displeased Trump. This group would love for the threats to materialize or at least scare off investors, destabilizing the economy.
- Those who seek news about the real reaction of investors and global media. These know that the statements of American bureaucrats and the president most of the time do not go beyond the limit of threats and that real actions have less impact or are merely symbolic.
Beyond Donald Trump's bluster and the desires of the extreme right opposition leaders, what do we have concrete in the economy:
- The dollar had a record depreciation and closed at 3.35 Reais
- The Brazilian stock market hit a new record and reached 144 thousand points
- The USA eliminated the tariff on Brazil's Cellulose, Nickel, and Iron
- Exports of meat, coffee, steel, and other products subject to tariffs INCREASED, reaching other markets.
- Overall Brazilian exports had an 18% increase in the last quarter, even having dropped to the USA.
This setback in expectations from the USA is related to seasonal issues, such as the industrial decline in Argentina increasing Brazil's exports, and secondary impacts from Trump's tariffs on other countries, which began to buy from Brazil instead of the USA.
This is the case of China, which simply STOPPED buying American Soy and increased orders from Brazil.
Another example is the Medical sector, which had the USA as its main meat supplier but, due to supply issues, redirected purchases to Brazil and has already become our main market.
These advantageous rearrangements allow Brazil to buy time and develop new strategies.
Meanwhile, the USA suffers immediate impacts on the economy and no longer has time to play the blackmailer.
Many are asking this question and it seems that there are already two types of people opining on the matter:
- Those who seek statements from authorities in Brazil and the USA critical of the trial in search of future sanctions and other retaliations for Brazil having displeased Trump. This group would love for the threats to materialize or at least scare off investors, destabilizing the economy.
- Those who seek news about the real reaction of investors and global media. These know that the statements of American bureaucrats and the president most of the time do not go beyond the limit of threats and that real actions have less impact or are merely symbolic.
Beyond Donald Trump's bluster and the desires of the extreme right opposition leaders, what do we have concrete in the economy:
- The dollar had a record depreciation and closed at 3.35 Reais
- The Brazilian stock market hit a new record and reached 144 thousand points
- The USA eliminated the tariff on Brazil's Cellulose, Nickel, and Iron
- Exports of meat, coffee, steel, and other products subject to tariffs INCREASED, reaching other markets.
- Overall Brazilian exports had an 18% increase in the last quarter, even having dropped to the USA.
This setback in expectations from the USA is related to seasonal issues, such as the industrial decline in Argentina increasing Brazil's exports, and secondary impacts from Trump's tariffs on other countries, which began to buy from Brazil instead of the USA.
This is the case of China, which simply STOPPED buying American Soy and increased orders from Brazil.
Another example is the Medical sector, which had the USA as its main meat supplier but, due to supply issues, redirected purchases to Brazil and has already become our main market.
These advantageous rearrangements allow Brazil to buy time and develop new strategies.
Meanwhile, the USA suffers immediate impacts on the economy and no longer has time to play the blackmailer.
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Donald Trump lost again: Director illegally fired in a "witch hunt" by Trump to control the FED, proves with documents that no irregularities were committed. Judge keeps her in office not because of that, but because just cause could only occur due to deviation of function IN OFFICE, and not due to events that occurred before assuming.
Will there be sanctions from the US against Trump for persecution, authoritarianism, and acting against Human Rights?
Will there be sanctions from the US against Trump for persecution, authoritarianism, and acting against Human Rights?
🚨 BREAKING UPDATE: Judge PROTECTS Fed Governor Lisa Cook! 🚨
Posted by: Trader Elahi Baksh
A major development has occurred in the high-stakes legal battle between the White House and the Federal Reserve.
👉 Quick Recap: President Trump moved to fire Fed Governor Lisa Cook,accusing her of "mortgage fraud" related to an Atlanta property.
✅ THE TURNING POINT: Gov.Cook presented OFFICIAL DOCUMENTS where she clearly declared the Atlanta property as a "VACATION HOME" 🏖️ on both her loan application and a national security form. This evidence DISMISSES the fraud allegations.
⚖️ THE VERDICT: A federal judge hasBLOCKED 🛑 President Trump's attempt to fire her. Judge Jia Cobb ruled that:
· The "for cause" removal cannot be for actions before she took office.
· There is NO PROOF her job performance has been ineffective or harmful.
💭 The Bottom Line: This is a significant win for Gov.Cook and a crucial check on political influence over the independent Federal Reserve. The White House has indicated they will continue their efforts, so this story is NOT OVER.
🔔 Stay tuned with us for more exclusive updates!
👉 Like, Share, and Comment to support our community! Your engagement helps us grow and bring you more critical news first.
Trader Elahi Baksh Keeping you informed, keeping you ahead.
Posted by: Trader Elahi Baksh
A major development has occurred in the high-stakes legal battle between the White House and the Federal Reserve.
👉 Quick Recap: President Trump moved to fire Fed Governor Lisa Cook,accusing her of "mortgage fraud" related to an Atlanta property.
✅ THE TURNING POINT: Gov.Cook presented OFFICIAL DOCUMENTS where she clearly declared the Atlanta property as a "VACATION HOME" 🏖️ on both her loan application and a national security form. This evidence DISMISSES the fraud allegations.
⚖️ THE VERDICT: A federal judge hasBLOCKED 🛑 President Trump's attempt to fire her. Judge Jia Cobb ruled that:
· The "for cause" removal cannot be for actions before she took office.
· There is NO PROOF her job performance has been ineffective or harmful.
💭 The Bottom Line: This is a significant win for Gov.Cook and a crucial check on political influence over the independent Federal Reserve. The White House has indicated they will continue their efforts, so this story is NOT OVER.
🔔 Stay tuned with us for more exclusive updates!
👉 Like, Share, and Comment to support our community! Your engagement helps us grow and bring you more critical news first.
Trader Elahi Baksh Keeping you informed, keeping you ahead.
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Are you seeing Lula everywhere 😂😂😂😂 There are 4 people in the photo and none of them is Lula. Not even his father. Maybe he is including them in the term "patriot", which you are not.
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ATTENTION!
After criticizing the conviction of Bolsonaro, Donald Trump makes his first commercial reaction: he lifts Brazilian minerals from the tariff hike! 😂😂😂😂
At the beginning of the STF Trial, the USA had eliminated tariffs on cellulose.
It seems that the greatest power on the planet does not think it is worth fighting for so little...
After criticizing the conviction of Bolsonaro, Donald Trump makes his first commercial reaction: he lifts Brazilian minerals from the tariff hike! 😂😂😂😂
At the beginning of the STF Trial, the USA had eliminated tariffs on cellulose.
It seems that the greatest power on the planet does not think it is worth fighting for so little...
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Trump gave his response to Bolsonaro's condemnation by the STF:
🇧🇷🇺🇸Trump claims that he watched Bolsonaro's trial at the Supreme Court: 'it's like what they tried to do to me'
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The boy's father has already won.
🇺🇸The FBI is offering a reward of up to US$ 100.000 for information leading to the identification and arrest of the individual(s) responsible for the murder of Charlie Kirk
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Sing more!
🇧🇷🇺🇸 EDUARDO BOLSONARO: US SANCTIONS ON BRAZIL ARE 'LIKELY' AFTER BOLSONARO'S CONVICTION.
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I think it's cool that Trump is admitting he tried a coup and they couldn't punish him like Brazil is doing with Bolsonaro. This diminishes both him and the democracy of the USA.
Trump reacts with surprise to Bolsonaro's conviction by the STF
🔥 In a bombastic statement this Thursday (11/9), former U.S. President Donald Trump expressed that he was "surprised" and dissatisfied with the decision of the Brazilian Supreme Court that convicted Jair Bolsonaro for attempting a coup.
🗣️ "I thought he was a good president of Brazil. It's very surprising that this could happen. This is VERY similar to what they tried to do to me… but they didn't succeed!" said Trump when questioned by the press while boarding for New York.
⚖️ Bolsonaro was convicted by a vote of 4 to 1 by the First Panel of the STF, along with 7 other defendants. The trial is considered historic, involving a former head of state accused of attacking democratic order.
🇧🇷🇺🇸 With this statement, Trump further ignites the debate on political persecution and democracy in Latin America!
👀 And you, what do you think about this? Are Trump and Bolsonaro living similar stories?
#BinanceAlphaAlert #PPIShockwave #BNBBreaksATH #AltcoinMarketRecovery #AITokensRally
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🔥 In a bombastic statement this Thursday (11/9), former U.S. President Donald Trump expressed that he was "surprised" and dissatisfied with the decision of the Brazilian Supreme Court that convicted Jair Bolsonaro for attempting a coup.
🗣️ "I thought he was a good president of Brazil. It's very surprising that this could happen. This is VERY similar to what they tried to do to me… but they didn't succeed!" said Trump when questioned by the press while boarding for New York.
⚖️ Bolsonaro was convicted by a vote of 4 to 1 by the First Panel of the STF, along with 7 other defendants. The trial is considered historic, involving a former head of state accused of attacking democratic order.
🇧🇷🇺🇸 With this statement, Trump further ignites the debate on political persecution and democracy in Latin America!
👀 And you, what do you think about this? Are Trump and Bolsonaro living similar stories?
#BinanceAlphaAlert #PPIShockwave #BNBBreaksATH #AltcoinMarketRecovery #AITokensRally
$BTC
$ETH
$BNB
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Playing in the 4 lines would mean accepting defeat and handing over the sash to Lula. Like the left always does. The rest is a coup and will be punished. There's no point in crying.
his crime was playing " on the 4 lines " with leftists, there is no agreement with the left.
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You have embraced the philosophy of the PCC.
The Brazilian needs to understand that the only true enemy is the State
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Let me see if I understood: the most punitive minister, who voted for the conviction of more than 600 patriots, changed his understanding out of fear of Trump and then becomes an example of a judge?
career judge appointed by Dilma stated the obvious.
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