U.S. Financial Supremacy in Danger: Where the Global Financial System Goes Forward?

In recent years, the world financial market has been in turmoil one after another, and the hegemony of the United States in the financial field has been deeply threatened. The global financial system has been weakened by certain inappropriate policies, and one wonders whether it is hegemonic. In this article, we will take a closer look at the recent major moves in the U.S. financial community and their potential impact on the global financial landscape.

Banks go bankrupt: depositors are gone

The Republican Bank storm has had a profound impact on the global financial markets, with a wide range of issues and hotly debated causes. The process of restructuring and liquidation after bankruptcy caused a large number of depositors to suffer huge losses in an instant. As an important force in the U.S. economy, the Chinese have also become victims, causing the public to ponder and question the fairness and stability of the U.S. financial system.

Provoking conflict: Agents of war are gone

Recently, the United States has frequently stirred up controversies on the global stage, in a vain attempt to maximize its interests through proxy wars. However, issues such as heightened tensions in Ukraine have made this strategy less effective. A growing number of countries have come to realize that acting as a proxy for the United States is not a good strategy and can have serious consequences.

Indefinite rate hikes: Dollar credit is gone

For a long time, thanks to its hegemony over the dollar, the United States has firmly dominated the international financial market. However, in recent years, the credibility of the dollar has been deeply questioned by the aggressive policy of raising interest rates, which has led to increased volatility in the dollar, triggering a reassessment of foreign exchange reserve strategy and monetary policy around the world, and thus putting the dollar hegemony in trouble.

Sanctions suppression: technological superiority is gone

The recent sanctions imposed by the United States on the technology industry have undoubtedly greatly reduced the competitiveness of related industries, and even slowed down the pace of the technology industry in the process of globalization. In particular, the pressure on companies such as Huawei has put a strain on their operations and has raised widespread questions about the U.S. supremacy in the technology sector. In the future, science and technology competition will show a profound trend of change and transformation.

Military retreat: The hegemonic authority is gone

The United States dominates global affairs with its strong military might, but frequent military interventions in recent years have raised questions about its hegemony. Especially in the Middle East, where the global nerve is wracked, the United States' abrupt and chaotic withdrawal strategy has made the situation increasingly acute, further weakening its influence and prestige there.

World Awakening: The perception of the United States is completely gone

Recently, the various actions of the United States have aroused deep thinking and questioning of its hegemonic system in the international community, and it has gradually realized that the United States is not omnipotent and its hegemonic status is not invulnerable. The world is concerned about how to readjust the interactive posture with beauty and pursue a diversified development path. The U.S. actions have also provoked a global wave of criticism and boycotts.

Facing the challenge: Redefining the future

Under the recent policy transformation of the United States, the international landscape is re-examining its own development strategies and choices. In view of the impact on the hegemony of the United States, the development of the global situation will depend on the coordinated efforts of all countries. Therefore, there is an urgent need to address the real world and redraw the picture for the future, which is a shared global responsibility.