Trump sotto shock: la Cina ha appena formato una nuova alleanza da 25 trilioni di dollari, più gr…

Trump sotto shock: la Cina ha appena formato una nuova alleanza da 25 trilioni di dollari, più gr…

Trump in Shock: China Just Formed a New $25 Trillion Alliance Bigger than BRICS — What’s Going On?

China has launched a new economic bloc that could reshape global power. In Kuala Lumpur, Beijing brought together more than twenty nations—uniting ASEAN, the Gulf Cooperation Council, and China itself—into a $25 trillion network covering over two billion people. This coalition now generates about 55% of global economic growth, giving it weight over trade, energy, and technology beyond what BRICS ever achieved.

The U.S., meanwhile, is losing influence. Tariffs imposed since 2018 have cost its economy more than $130 billion, with additional rounds under Trump deepening the damage. In 2025 alone, more than 12,000 factory jobs vanished in a single month. Allies are diversifying: the EU signed new trade deals with Mercosur and Vietnam, while Japan and South Korea broadened regional partnerships. The vacuum left by Washington is being filled by Beijing.

Southeast Asia is the clearest example. When Trump raised tariffs—10% on imports from Indonesia and 50% on Vietnamese steel—trade with the U.S. collapsed. Indonesia’s surplus fell to just $160 million, while Vietnam’s steel exports to America dropped 27%. Both turned toward China. ASEAN–China trade reached $982 billion in 2024, nearly 20% of ASEAN’s total. Infrastructure followed: the $7 billion Jakarta–Bandung high-speed rail carried nine million passengers in its first year, and the ASEAN Express freight line is cutting delivery times across the region.

China is also reshaping infrastructure and energy flows. Malaysia’s Kuantan Port, expanded with Chinese investment, doubled its capacity, while new Indonesian shipping terminals reroute supply chains away from Western dominance. Energy trade is shifting too—around 30% of Saudi oil sales now bypass the dollar, and in 2023, China and France’s TotalEnergies completed the first LNG trade in yuan. With China producing 80% of global solar panels and dominating wind and battery supply chains, it leads both fossil and renewable markets.

The Gulf states are following. GCC–ASEAN trade was $130 billion in 2023, with a target of $180 billion by 2032. Investments now focus on AI, digital finance, and renewables. Politically, leaders from Indonesia to Saudi Arabia echoed calls for resisting foreign domination, aligning Asian and Arab voices.

This isn’t just trade—it’s a parallel system. Huawei has built 5G across much of ASEAN, while Chinese firms invested over $3 billion in Singapore’s AI and cloud centers in 2024. More yuan-denominated bonds and cross-regional payment systems show everyday life shifting away from Western structures.

Together, this network—stretching from Jakarta to Riyadh—signals that the post-WWII order is being replaced in real time, with Washington struggling to respond.

#China #ASEAN #Trump
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