đŸ”„đŸšš Big Developments in Global Trade


Reports are coming out (via Politico) that the EU, Canada, and 12 Indo-Pacific nations have started talks about forming what could become one of the largest economic alliances in the world.

What’s interesting is that this is being pushed heavily by Canada’s Mark Carney, and it’s widely being viewed as a direct strategic response to Trump’s tariff policies.

Trump’s tariffs have clearly disrupted the usual trade routes, and now major allies are exploring alternatives that could reshape global partnerships.

If this bloc actually comes together, it could connect:

đŸ‡ȘđŸ‡ș Europe

🇹🇩 North America

🌏 Indo-Pacific economies


into a massive trade network covering a huge share of global GDP, manufacturing, and tech supply chains.

🌍 The stakes are huge.

This could redraw the global trade map, reduce reliance on U.S.-centric rules, and create a serious counterweight to protectionist policies.

Markets are watching closely because this could affect:

‱ Supply chains

‱ Tariff structures

‱ Currency flows

‱ Geopolitical alignments

We might be entering a new era where economic power blocs compete as intensely as military ones — and this could be the start of a major global shift.

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