It's perfect for the inside and I'd like to put some icing on the cake.
The US will never archive both higher inflation and higher currency.
US vs UK
US is consumers led economy while UK is closely tighten with Europe.
US will do far better than UK once his "isolationist policy" or racism act becomes the second "great wall" in history.
US and UK are returning to their original born islands where there's NO Internet connection to justify their import and export volumes
Higher export, higher demand, higher currency and in reverse. Or
Higher import, higher prices and higher inflation
Japan has never archived higher inflation and higher Yen
Term of trades are the tools to drive economy out of deflationary chain.
China has been trying to shift from industrial powerhouse to consumers led services. China is following the US footstep to rely on big consumers spending in relation to its massive population growth.
It's the only driven engine in the US but Trump is going against this mechanism because of his senseless policy.
What Trump will use to start another engine. Are his plans backed by US Congress.
Obama hadn't got enough power to persuade the house speaker, Paul Ryan to set new budgets for old infrastructure and bigger defense spendings due to the fact that the US budget is facing escalating debts and Paul is against Trump prior the election days.
So where's the money coming from. Perhaps Trump needs to sell his decade long property investments to support his plans.
Property investors might book their profits and consumers might have to tighten their purse strings to stall their biggest purchases to adjust to higher inflation.
Tran Pacific deals
China exports have been damaging world economies due to cheap exports. The US is trying to curb this game by rising tariffs.
Every country wants lower tariff and lower currency to help its own economy
Free trade agreements, bi-laterals deals and tran pacific deals are the way to spur export growths but demands are stagnating and countries are trying to lower interest rates to manipulate their currencies to stay competitive.
Commodities and world food prices are rising but China imports and exports are falling for two consecutive reports and yet Westfarmer and Woolworth are struggling to lift prices while fighting for market shares
So what's wrong with global inflation. Why the US doesn't want the export deals. Is the US economy strong enough to withstand another GFC2 with low inflation, low rates and lower growths.
Consumers are still enjoying healthy foods and property spendings with higher prospect of better infrastructures and safer countries while the second great wall is being built REGARDLESS the rubbish inflation environments.
And that has been big headaches for governments trying to spur consumers spending growths and while the US is enjoying longer public holidays. Australia is opening for business 7 days/week.
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