TechFlow, May 3 — According to Jinshi Data, domestic and foreign experts have recently issued continuous warnings that the so-called "reciprocal tariffs" policy will severely damage the U.S. economy itself. South African scholar Palesa Tlholo expressed a similar view, stating that the U.S. tariff policy primarily hurts the United States first. To some extent, the U.S. is "undermining its own credibility" and "cutting off its own retreat." The U.S. has placed itself in a very passive position, with fewer countries willing to trade with it. Global trade is shifting from the traditional Western-centric model toward other emerging centers, and many countries are beginning to reduce their reliance on the U.S. dollar. Taking the African Continental Free Trade Area as an example, I believe African nations now have stronger incentives to accelerate integration policies. In addition, regions such as Southeast Asia will also accelerate economic integration while preserving their internal diversity.
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