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Trump’s Biggest Nightmare – Japan Destroys the Dollar and Switches to Yuan



Trump’s Biggest Nightmare – Japan Destroys the Dollar and Switches to Yuan

Japan’s latest financial pivot has sent shockwaves through Washington. In a bold move that could reshape global currency dynamics, Tokyo is reducing its reliance on the U.S. dollar and turning toward the Chinese yuan. For Donald Trump, who has long positioned himself as a champion of American financial dominance, this shift represents a strategic blow.

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  3. @BlazeMaster on

    Unfortunately, there's one thing Trump is right about, and that's the fact that unrestrained aid to Ukraine, Poland and other European countries alongside the complete cancelation of any trade, commerce relations with Russia had lead to the fiscal crisis. Trumps tarrif based re negotiations of trade relations and obstructions in commerce relations with China only serve exhalibarate the situation that was caused by reckless military spending, something EU should take note off as because of the oppressive thug like pressure from especially Ukraine allied nations like Poland, EU is poised to repeat the same mistake by not tempering their so called defense spending, which has nothing to do with the actual defense budgets of these countries but is cynically used by politicians with ties to European military-industrial complexes like Jarosław Kaczyński or Radosław Sikorski of Poland for example to fill their own pockets and those of their friends and family members in these so called defense contracts. The only thing that could save the US and EU economy is seizing back these financial assets swindled by these so called military defense contractors and reinvesting these into job creating activities that would lead to creation of profit making services and platforms that could allow these economies to finally start earning back the losses caused by right wing populists and their threat warmongering policies. Continuing such military policies however can only end up in handing over the global economy to China on a golden platter, and no amount of so called containment or tarif based policies can stop that as China currently is the only inteligent nation to invest in its own people through the use of people centered subsidies, something the EU is criticizing China for doing, because it would require EU to stop their so called defense spending which in truth is nothing more than illegal and high level laundering of public financial assets into the pockets of very few incredibly rich and powerful influential figures with militaristic ties, and aristocracy, religious based background.

  4. @RitaKrikovszky on

    No, nobody destroys the dollar. The dollar was destroyed by the Americans in 1973 already. Then they decided to cheat the whole world by a deal with Saudi Arabia. This was the birth of the petrodollar forcing all countries of the world to pay or exchange products in dollar. That was a way to put some value behind the worthless colored paper called dollar. It is a wonder that everybody let fool themselves by this fake deal.

  7. @RubenAlberto-o9x on

    CHINA AND RUSSIA'S BRICS NATIONS EXPANSION IN A NEW WORLD ORDER IN TRADE AND BANKING MOVING FORWARD IN NEW TECHNOLOGY IN TRADE AND BANIING MAKING ALL COUNTRIES PROGRESS….

  8. @aaakashadlak1993 on

    Japan moving toward the yuan is not just economic policy it is a shift in allegiance. If a US ally like Japan begins reducing dollar dependence it signals the world that the financial order is no longer unipolar. For Trump this is not just a nightmare it is a loss of leverage without a single bullet fired. Global power is no longer measured in armies but in which currency settles the trade.

  13. @IntelligenceEnergy2 on

    Ma che quesito stupido è mai questo? Ogni nazione deve fare i propri interessi non quelli di uno stato in fallimento come gli USA. E per il Giappone e l'australia la scelta è veloce perchè dipendono al 95% dalla CINA. ma hanno bisogno del petrolio RUSSO e allora qual'è il problema? La Russia non vede l'ora di raggiungere il 5% del PIL quest'anno. E tante grazie alle stupidissime disposizioni Europee ed USA. GLI GB invece diventano sempre più cretini con una guerra civile dietro l'angolo. la Scozia ha avuto anche troppa pazienza è ora di mandare a cagare LONDRA e le sue disposizioni ostilizzanti e irrispettose. Irlanda del NORD e GALLES in attesa di unirsi alla SCOZIA.

  21. @jupitereye4322 on

    Well, Japan now uses "Japan first", which is reciprocal to the US policy. If "America first" means "America needs to dominate," then that approach is no longer viable. The USA will have to change its economy from the ground up. They had a few hundred years of steady growth that came to dominate globally; that time is over now.

  22. @WilliamChambliss-i1f on

    😂😂😂😂, These countries think they can trust the Chinese Communist Party's scemes and fuckfoolery will be tbere downfall. I'm afraid they are underestimating America and our president. America is going to make them all look ignorant once the here the information. Trump will negotiate but he won't let other countries take advantage of America ever again. Don't let it be said that America did warn you. This country has an ace in the hole you dont know about yet.

  24. @AllanBell-z2q on

    And when the dollar ends, all those countries should not allow America, especially white America, into they country? And sanction them it's got to be a way ?

  25. @KylesCutePecker on

    No, Japan is not a member of BRICS. BRICS is a group consisting of Brazil, Russia, India, China, South Africa, Egypt, Ethiopia, Indonesia, Iran, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates. While Japan has strong economic ties with some BRICS nations and engages in diplomatic dialogues, it is not part of the formal BRICS economic and political bloc

  26. @KylesCutePecker on

    Reports circulating online, particularly in a YouTube video published July 5, 2025, suggest that
    Japan is shifting away from the U.S. dollar and increasing its use of the Chinese yuan. The video claims this could significantly impact global currency dynamics and create shockwaves in Washington

  31. @ScottT-s5n on

    Click bait! Don't subscribe and for God's sakes don't lose sleep over the content reported here. It's all either untrue or horribly exaggerated. Ever wonder how these no-name minions like Carros Show have insights and details not being reported anywhere else in the world? I haven't found anything stated here reported in any credible news outlets in any part of the world.

  38. @raymondteo2611 on

    Trump is learning from musk, I will abandon you when I have no money for you Im Singaporean, it’s a Chinese ice will see that 5000 years of civilization is difficult to turn your back on the friend that help you wants a friend indeed.. Countries go to help each other pool each other up. Hold each other’s hand and hold is no time to fight anymore walls. It’s quite unnecessary.

  43. @Stuffed_Cat on

    It strikes me that the orange felon's carers have found a pretty clever way for his mate Putin to keep funding his illegal war, whilst outwardly notionally standing firm against it.