India has officially dismissed the proposal for a common BRICS currency, stating it is impossible to implement due to major economic and geopolitical differences among member nations.
Indian officials emphasized that the country has no interest in sharing a currency with China, and reiterated their commitment to maintaining financial sovereignty and global trade stability.
Breaking News: 🇺🇸 Treasury Secretary Bessent says "Interest rates are down, mortgage rates are down, gasoline and energy prices are down, and we're expecting further decreases."
Bessent just rolled into the press room like a DJ dropping good news beats:
“Interest rates? Down. Mortgage rates? Down. Gas prices? Down. Energy costs? You guessed it - down.”
If he had a mic, he would've dropped it on the podium.
This is the Treasury Secretary’s version of shouting “Everything’s on sale!” during Black Friday - but instead of flat screens, it’s your rent, fuel, and home loan breathing room. He’s trying to turn economic despair into a vibe shift.
Wall Street clapped. Homebuyers blinked in disbelief. And your Uber driver probably still complained about gas prices - because let’s be real, perception takes longer to drop than actual prices.
But here’s the twist: while Bessent paints a happy economic picture, some folks are side-eying the numbers like, “Cool story bro, but my grocery bill thinks you're lying.”
Still, if this trend holds? Trump gets to campaign with the slogan: “We didn’t just lower the roof - we dropped the whole ceiling.”
Trump Says Chinese President Called Him About Tariffs: “Not a Sign of Weakness” In a fiery new interview with Time, U.S. President Donald Trump revealed that Chinese President personally called him as both nations push toward a potential tariff deal. Trump confirmed active negotiations are underway, despite Beijing disputing Washington’s version of the talks.
“I don’t think that’s a sign of weakness on his behalf,” Trump said confidently. He hinted at a breakthrough, teasing that multiple deals may roll out within weeks. “There’s a number at which they’ll feel comfortable — but we can’t let them make a trillion dollars off us.”
Is this diplomacy in motion or another trade war twist?
doesn't US has take so many benefits from other countries? invade Iraq and took oil, took gold from Papua Indonesia, Visa took millions dollars and Master too, Hollywood took lots
Abdulhakeemqasmi
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Speaks Out on U.S.-China Trade Donald Trump just shared a strong opinion about trade with China. He said: "No other president had the courage to do what I did. The trade with China was out of control. They made $1 trillion from us last year. I had to stop it." His words are getting a lot of attention again — and people are talking. What’s the story? Trump’s saying he helped fix a big problem. He believes the U.S. was losing too much money to China through trade, and that he took action to protect America’s economy. Some agree and say: Trump stood up for the U.S. He made things more fair. Others think he made things worse: Prices went up in America. The world got more tense. So, was it a smart move or did it create more problems? Drop your thoughts below… Was Trump helping the U.S., or causing more trouble? Let the debate begin… Economy, politics, and power — all in one tweet. 🇺🇸 vs 🇨🇳
why US didn't count its profit from export services i.e. visa, master, franchise, windows OS, android OS?
MuSsa1788
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Bullish
China sells approximately 500 billion dollars worth of goods to the United States every year, while it only buys 150 billion dollars worth of goods from the United States. This means that China is benefiting from trade by 350 billion dollars. But this issue is not that simple. Not all of these products are made by Chinese companies. Many American and European companies set up their factories in China. The products are made in China, but they actually belong to American companies. For example, the Apple phone is made in China, but it is an American company, and that phone ultimately gets sold in the United States or other countries. Similarly, many vehicles that are made in China also belong to American or European companies. #TariffsPause $ADA
does US have law about insider trading done by president? can the president be impeached?
Azeemi999
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I’m sorry but this is actually wild.
The dude that is responsible for all the market damage… then tells you to buy…. then manipulates it by pausing tariffs for 3 months and pumps the markets…
Like seriously this is some top level illegal shit
“WELCOME TO THE TRUMP SHOW” When Trump first began slapping tariffs on countries left and right, many assumed it was just a tactic to put pressure on China. But over time, it became obvious—this wasn’t just about trade. It evolved into a high-stakes geopolitical performance, with tariffs used more like weapons than economic tools.
Instead of narrowing the trade deficit, the tariffs backfired: consumer prices rose, U.S. farmers got nervous, and some factories had to shut their doors. The result? Far from minor. Wall Street grew jittery, stock markets stumbled, and investors were left scrambling.
CEOs started sounding alarms—warning that the economic direction was getting murkier by the day. A few even said, “We’re already in a recession, we just don’t see it yet.” Pure market mayhem.
The irony? When countries like the EU and Vietnam proposed “tariff peace” — mutual zero-tariff agreements — the Trump administration brushed them off, saying it wasn’t just about tariffs but about stopping behind-the-scenes “cheating.” That’s when it clicked: this was never just about fair trade. It was about reshaping the global system—on America’s terms.
And the biggest twist? While parts of the economy struggled, the defense industry exploded. As trust in U.S. leadership faltered, European nations started investing heavily in their own defense. Military stocks surged—thriving off the very uncertainty triggered by U.S. policy.
Bottom line: This wasn’t just an economic plan—it was a Trump-style power flex. And while the big players maneuvered, everyday people and small businesses bore the brunt.
So, if you see crypto markets shaking lately, don’t be shocked. In times of global instability, investors flee to safe havens—and crypto is on that list. Today’s trade battles aren’t just about products—they’re about power, control, and survival.
What’s your take? Drop your thoughts below. #TrumpTariffs #GlobalDrama #CryptoSafeHaven
so Trump want every leaders come humble and beg to him after he announced new tariffs but China didn't want do like that way. 🤔
Sonu-Aly120
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🚨 JUST IN: 🇺🇸🇨🇳 US President Trump says "China played it wrong, they panicked 🔥$TRUMP Hold up! Trump just dropped a bombshell — again! He said “China played it wrong, they panicked,” and here’s why everyone’s talking about it: Here’s the scoop: Trump just hit China with a massive 34% tariff on imports! 📦💥 That stacks up to a total 54% tariff rate when you include older ones! 📈🔨 Meanwhile, China fired back — placing new tariffs on U.S. oil, coal, farm machines, and cars! ⛽🚜🚗 But Trump? Totally cool — said there’s “no rush” to talk with President Xi. 😎🧊 Why it matters: Trump says China’s quick reaction shows they’re “nervous” and messed up. 🫣⚠️
he think all leaders in this world are his staffs and will follow his game. 😄
Power Of Brain
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🚨 PRESIDENT TRUMP announces his tariffs have brought pretty much EVERY COUNTRY to the negotiating table already PRESIDENT TRUMP: And those tariffs have come in, and every country's called us. That's the beauty of what we do; we put ourselves in the driver's seat. If we would have asked some of these countries, almost most of these countries, to do us a favor, they would have said no. Now they'll do anything for us. But we have tariffs, they've been set, and it's going to make our country very rich. REPORTER: Are you open to deals with these countries if they're calling you? PRESIDENT TRUMP: Well, it depends. If somebody said that we're going to give you something that's so phenomenal as long as they’re giving us something that's good. For instance, with TikTok as an example, we have a situation with TikTok where China will probably say, we'll approve a deal, but will you do something on the tariffs? The tariffs give us great power to negotiate, always have. I’ve used them very well in the first administration, as you saw, but now we're taking it into a whole new level because it's a worldwide situation.
just print dollars and then give to zellensky as simple as that. 😀
Crypto Scoop
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🚨 JUST IN: Ukraine Rejects U.S. Military Aid as a Loan—What It Means! 🇺🇦🇺🇸
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has made it clear—Ukraine will not recognize U.S. military aid as loans. This bold stance comes amid ongoing debates in Washington over how to structure future assistance. With the war against Russia still raging, Ukraine relies heavily on U.S. support, but Zelensky insists that military aid should not come with financial strings attached.
🔥 Why This Matters:
The U.S. has been a major supplier of weapons and financial aid to Ukraine, but some lawmakers are pushing for these funds to be repaid.
Zelensky argues that Ukraine is fighting a battle that benefits global security, not just its own interests.
The decision could shape future U.S.-Ukraine relations and influence how other nations support Kyiv.
🧐 What’s Next? With ongoing political shifts in the U.S., including discussions about foreign aid policies, Ukraine's refusal to accept military support as loans adds a new layer of complexity. Will the U.S. continue to back Ukraine unconditionally, or will new terms emerge?
Drop your thoughts below! Should military aid be a loan or a grant? ⬇️💬 #UkraineCrisis #US
drugs lords will be happy invest only $5millions to get US residence. wealthy corruptors will be happy invest only $5millions to get US residence and run from their country jail.
Ubuntu Economics
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🇺🇸💰 U.S. Residency for $5 Million? Trump’s Controversial “Golden Card” 🏆✈️
Donald Trump has introduced a new program allowing the wealthiest individuals to obtain U.S. residency in exchange for a $5 million investment. 💵✨
🔴 The problem? The Financial Action Task Force (FATF/GAFI) has warned that similar programs in other countries have been used for money laundering and corruption. 💰💼 Oligarchs, corrupt politicians, and shady business figures have taken advantage of these schemes to move their wealth with little scrutiny.
⚠️ While many immigrants face long and difficult processes, the wealthiest could simply "buy" their residency, potentially undermining the integrity of the U.S. immigration system.
📌 What do you think? Is this a smart strategy to attract investment or an open door to corruption? Drop your thoughts below! ⬇️🔥
Ukraine lived in peaceful and prosperity before challenged Russia so compare now Ukraine has many damages in many cities and will fall in crocodile's mouth.
Trading Master786
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has declined a U.S. proposal that sought a 50% stake in Ukraine's mineral resources, including critical materials like graphite, lithium, and uranium. The offer was presented by U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent during a meeting in Kyiv and was intended as compensation for past and future U.S. aid to Ukraine. However, Zelensky criticized the proposal for lacking essential security guarantees for Ukraine, stating, "I did not allow ministers to sign the agreement because it is not ready. In my opinion, it does not protect us."
The discussions continued at the Munich Security Conference, where Zelensky emphasized the importance of linking any economic agreements to security assurances to deter future aggression from Russia. He expressed concerns that the U.S. proposal did not address the protection of mineral sites from potential Russian attacks, rendering the deal incomplete from Ukraine's perspective.
The White House viewed Zelensky's refusal as short-sighted, arguing that economic ties with the U.S. would help ensure long-term peace and security. Despite this, Ukraine is preparing a counterproposal and has stressed the need for European participation in any negotiations with Russia.
This development highlights the complex interplay between economic interests and security concerns in international agreements, especially in regions experiencing ongoing conflict.
if they all donate 50% of their wealth, poor peoples in the world will be reduced maybe more than 80%.
AdamZee
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🚀 Top 10 Richest People in the U.S. – 2025 💰
Forbes has ranked the wealthiest individuals in the U.S., and here’s a quick look at the top 10 billionaires dominating the list:
1️⃣ Elon Musk – $244B (Tesla, SpaceX) 🔻
2️⃣ Jeff Bezos – $197B (Amazon) 🔺
3️⃣ Mark Zuckerberg – $181B (Facebook) 🔺
4️⃣ Larry Ellison – $175B (Oracle) 🔺
5️⃣ Warren Buffett – $150B (Berkshire Hathaway) 🔺
6️⃣ Larry Page – $136B (Google) 🔺
7️⃣ Sergey Brin – $130B (Google) 🔺
8️⃣ Steve Ballmer – $123B (Microsoft) 🔺
9️⃣ Bill Gates – $107B (Microsoft) 🔺
🔟 Michael Bloomberg – $105B (Bloomberg LP) 🔺
🔥 Tech Giants Dominate: Most of these billionaires made their fortune in tech, with companies like Tesla, Amazon, Facebook, Google, and Microsoft leading the way.
💡 Philanthropy Scores: Warren Buffett & Bill Gates lead in giving back with a score of 5, while Musk and others score lower.
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