Gurmeet Chadha, Managing Partner and Cio de Compcircle, sees the last Salvo Tarifària de Donald Trump as a commercial tactic, is the economic triage. “Trump 2.0 is an engineering chaos to reduce interest rates, the lock of interest n devalue dollar to fix his house,” he wrote to X (formally Twitter), pointing to key indicators such as the United States American deposit below 4%, the $ 102 dollar index and oil prices drop $ 70.

Chadha’s advice? Do not panic. “Do not avoid excessively avoiding too many things for a few days. This will be installed before most of us think,” he added.

The publication resonated widely. One user commented: “ It is true that, all agreeing here. This chaos can be short -lived, but we cannot ignore some deeper impacts in markets such as India. Oil less than $ 70 means lower import costs, either for our inflation and economics. But remember, sudden changes in dollar and bonds create volatility in our stocks.

Another said: “Interesting movements of Trump 2.0 seem strategic: weakening the dollar and cutting rates could facilitate debt and increase exports. I will keep myself constant for now; let’s see how this chaos is installed. Thank you for the head of the short term volatility!”

The last Flash point occurred on April 2, when the President of the United States, Donald Trump, stated on April 2 “Liberation Day” and launched “reciprocal rates” against all major commercial partners. Aiming directly to India, Trump, a self-level ally of Prime Minister Modi, announced a 26%rate, accusing New Delhi of not treating the “law” of the United States. The movement aligns with Trump’s protectionist agenda to restrict the $ 35.31 million trade deficit with India and revitalize domestic manufacturing.

Trump 2.0 is not only a political decrease, it is a possible economic disorder. Analysts are preparing for policy shocks that could cause world markets: a weaker dollar, payments of interest that increase and unpredictable commercial maneuvers. There are already strategic interruption signs: rates, bonds ‘changes and investors’ concerns – pointing to a calculated push to devalue the dollar, reduce loan costs and restore economic chessboard.