Why do Trump's decisions lead to inflation? And what is inflation, anyway?$BTC #TrumpTariffs

Let me explain it to you simply:

Inflation means, in short, that prices are rising, and money no longer has the same purchasing power it once had.

For example, if you were buying a can of soda for 10 dirhams, after inflation it might cost 30 or 35 dirhams, while your salary remains the same without an increase.

What is the connection of Trump's decisions to this?

Trump decided to impose tariffs on imported goods, meaning that if the United States imports phones from China, they won't come at the usual price but will incur an additional charge of 10% or even 50%.

What will happen next?

American companies selling phones will say:

"We bought the devices at a higher price, so we need to recoup our losses."

Thus, they will raise prices on the American consumer, leading to inflation.

And the bigger problem?

If the other country decides to respond similarly and says: "Since you raised tariffs on us, we will raise them on you too!"

Then a trade war will erupt, and prices will rise even more, leading to global economic tension.

Additionally, many factories and companies rely on imported components, such as car and electronics companies. If the costs of these components rise, companies may have to reduce the number of employees or even close their factories entirely.

The result?

These decisions could lead to rising prices, job reductions, and negatively impact the global economy.

Trump made this decision under the pretext of supporting local industry and creating jobs, but the real question is:

Will these jobs actually materialize? Or will people suffer due to rising prices?

Experts believe that the decision seems hasty and has significant consequences.