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Baozimen, Trump's tariff stick has finally come down, hitting Canada, Mexico, and China. Canada and Mexico have increased tariffs by 25% on the original basis. As for China, although it seems to have only increased by 10%, due to the different tariffs imposed by the United States on different products, and Trump has imposed tariffs twice, so if we average it out, the overall average tariff on China is 30%.
What is the real purpose of Trump imposing tariffs? Personally, I think Trump is not simply trying to bring manufacturing back to the United States through tariffs, as he knows this is not feasible. The real purpose should be to create an economic recession. Why create an economic recession? Because the Federal Reserve has not been cutting interest rates. So, without rate cuts, the interest rates on U.S. government borrowing remain high. Trump hopes that even a 1% reduction in these borrowing rates could save the U.S. government nearly $400 billion. If he can reduce $400 billion, he won't have to borrow more money and continue the cycle of borrowing to pay off old debts.
And now Trump has done a few things to promote the interest rate cut in the United States, Musk's efficiency department has also laid off a large number of people to create a recession, and then raise the prices of imported goods, which seems to promote inflation, but actually ultimately leads to an economic recession. After the recession, the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates, and as long as it cuts by one percentage point, it can save $400 billion in interest payments. In this way, the interest payments of $1.2 trillion can be reduced to $800 billion, so his difficulties are not great. So whether he drives away illegal immigrants, improves the content of the efficiency department's work, or imposes import tariffs, it is all to ultimately cause a recession in the United States and force the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates! This suddenly makes sense! What do you think!