1 Hour Ago: World REJECTS Trump’s Tariffs: US LOSES 72000 Jobs and $420B - Canada and EU WIN

 

 

 In less than a year, a single tariff decision triggered a chain reaction far beyond official forecasts. More than 72,000 manufacturing jobs disappeared, hundreds of billions of dollars in industrial investment were pulled out of the United States, and the center of North American production quietly began to shift. The most severe damage is not the factories that closed, but the trust that broke: when costs become unpredictable, supply chains don’t adjust — they relocate. As U.S. policy uncertainty, rising input costs, and financial risk compound, capital moves toward stability. Canada increasingly emerges as that anchor, absorbing long-term contracts, production capacity, and strategic logistics corridors. This video breaks down the hidden mechanics of the tariff war — how opaque exemption systems replaced rules with discretion, locked in losses, and turned what could have been a temporary shock into a structural rupture with generational consequences.

 

 

Source:  Econ Battle