Military Analysis~: Trump's Latest Remarks? Reveal the strategic direction of the U.S. economy after it takes office?

Recently, the high-profile Republican candidate of United States, Donald · Trump, has been active in the political arena, although he has not yet been successfully elected as the next president, but his remarks on the future direction of US economic development have attracted widespread attention around the world. Recently, his latest views have once again sparked heated discussions, suggesting that once he successfully enters the White House, the United States economy will face major changes.

It is understood that Trump said in a recent public speech that if he can be successfully elected as the next president, he will take a series of measures to promote the development of the United States economy. These include strengthening infrastructure development, lowering corporate tax rates, and expanding trade protection. These remarks undoubtedly send an important signal to the outside world - Trump has a clear and unambiguous plan and vision for the future of the United States economy, and Trump's remarks have also caused some controversy. Some analysts have pointed out that Trump's economic policies may have a negative impact on the global economy. For example, he proposes protectionist measures that could lead to increased international trade tensions, which could hinder global economic growth, and the large-scale infrastructure investment plan he advocates also requires significant financial support, which could increase the burden on government finances and push up interest rates.

Recently, United States presidential candidate Trump expressed his opinion in an exclusive interview, pointing out that the yen and the yuan are relatively weak. This remark immediately attracted widespread attention in the financial markets, and prices in the global foreign exchange market fluctuated wildly. The U.S. dollar index then fell sharply, the yen exchange rate showed an upward trend, and the renminbi, which had previously maintained a steady depreciation trend, also suffered unexpected fluctuations, exchange rate changes are affected by many complex factors, market expectations are undoubtedly a crucial part. Once the US dollar is widely expected to weaken, investors holding the US dollar will choose to sell their assets at the highs, resulting in a decline in the real value of the US dollar. Trump's rhetoric implied that if he is successfully elected president of the United States, he could further depreciate the dollar, which could boost the appreciation of the renminbi and the yen.

In fact, Mr. Trump's views on the topic of pushing for a weaker dollar are not the first time. As recently as April this year, when the yen exchange rate fluctuated violently, he boldly expressed a similar opinion on his personal social platform. He recalled that during his presidency, he had repeatedly made clear to Japan and China the inappropriateness of such an approach. Mr. Trump is convinced that the appreciation of the dollar against the yen may be seen by some as good news, but it is undoubtedly a serious crisis for United States manufacturing and other related industries. These industries are struggling to compete on a global scale, and they have to watch as a plethora of business opportunities slip through their fingers. He further pointed out that it is precisely because of this grim situation that Japan and China have achieved rapid economic development in the past few years.

Our in-depth analysis of the strong dollar policy manipulated by Jewish financial forces and the economic strategic layout of United States to implement global expansion can be accurately depicted. The Jewish consortium has been behind this strategy for the past two decades, although it has also led to the decline of United States. During this period, the United States Jewish Consortium stretched its tentacles like an octopus to maintain the supremacy of the United States and ensure that it could extract huge profits from all over the world. However, the United States itself has not benefited enough, and is mired in debt and an empty treasury.

Nowhere is this more evident than in the past two decades, when all the wars waged by United States have ended in huge losses, such as the Afghanistan War, which lasted for two decades and United States spent more than $2 trillion on it, but with little success. This situation gave birth to the "United States First" MAGA doctrine advocated by Trump, who upheld an economic concept diametrically opposed to the Democratic Party and Jewish conglomerates, faced up to the reality of United States' recession, advocated shrinking power, prioritizing domestic development, promoting the return of manufacturing, and wholeheartedly revitalizing the United States economy. And the staunch supporters behind Trump and his Republican Party are the Anglo-Saxon consortiums, manufacturing and the broader blue-collar working class in the United States.

Trump is doing everything he can to enlist the support of the Jewish financial conglomerate, and the root cause is his desperate desire for the help of this important interest group in the campaign. Although the Jewish financial conglomerate has not been a relatively stable ally of Trump in the past political experience, once he succeeds in becoming the United States president, they will not necessarily refuse to join hands with the new president on that basis. Trump has always been adamant that the key to achieving the so-called "United States First" strategy is to maintain the weakness of the dollar exchange rate. He elaborated that in order to ensure the sustainable development of the United States economy, especially in terms of reducing production costs and expanding export market share, it is undoubtedly a crucial step to actively promote the return of manufacturing to China.

Looking back at history, we can find that the United States has used similar strategies and achieved remarkable results: in the eighties of the last century, Japan's manufacturing industry once dominated the world, and its economic scale even reached 70% of that of United States, which brought huge competitive pressure to United States. However, it is well known that the Plaza Accord was signed later, which led to the rapid appreciation of the yen, which caused Japan's manufacturing industry to lose its original cost advantage. With the flight of a large amount of yen capital, Japan companies have set their sights on overseas investment and factory construction, which eventually led to a heavy blow to Japan's manufacturing industry and the entire economic system, falling into a long-term downturn. At the same time, the United States economy has entered a stage of prosperity and development since the nineties.

So far, in general, Trump is actively seeking to recreate the historic trend, and the key first step is to induce a depreciation of the dollar and vigorously promote the appreciation of the yuan and the yen. This was already evident when Trump first assumed the presidency between 2017 and 2020. At that time, the exchange rate of the renminbi against the US dollar was once close to the important level of 6.

If Trump is re-elected, we can expect him to pursue this economic policy more resolutely, and we will have to face more serious challenges, and if Trump is indeed re-elected, he is likely to commit to a close alliance with Jewish conglomerates in order to reach a consensus on the strategic direction of "United States First." Jews are not brainless, they have long been well aware of the fragility of financial empires, so they are likely to heed Trump's call for mutual development. A united United States will undoubtedly pose a greater threat to us, which is a huge risk at the economic strategic level.