Shawn Donnan

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Senior Writer for Economics, Bloomberg News. Ex FT. Aussie. Red Sox nation. Opinions mine alone. Reposts not endorsements. sdonnan@bloomberg.net

We should be talking more about the fact the president of the world’s largest economy just declared it’s facing a payments crisis. Once, that would have caused turmoil in financial markets. Now it’s just another reason for tariffs. My latest for @bloomberg.com: www.bloomberg.com/news/article...

Trump Pegs New Tariffs to a Payments Crisis That Experts Doubt Exists

With his move to impose new global tariffs, US President Donald Trump isn’t just trying to repair a trade policy dismantled by a Supreme Court rebuke. He’s also declaring the world’s largest economy i...

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The US and China are flipping the script. As the US tries to bring factories home, China Inc is stepping into the vacuum, investing in new production outside China. My latest @bloomberg.com Big Take with help from colleagues around the world. www.bloomberg.com/news/feature...

US and China Flip the Global Script as Capital Flows Reverse

As the US draws back, China is again dispersing capital globally, leading the rest of the world to confront a fundamental change in their economic relationships with both superpowers.

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The US and China are flipping the script. As the US tries to bring factories home, China Inc is stepping into the vacuum, investing in new production outside China. My latest @bloomberg.com Big Take with help from colleagues around the world. www.bloomberg.com/news/feature...

US and China Flip the Global Script as Capital Flows Reverse

As the US draws back, China is again dispersing capital globally, leading the rest of the world to confront a fundamental change in their economic relationships with both superpowers.

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Trump keeps hailing an investment boom that he says is set to top $21 trillion in pledges from companies & countries. But as we write in today's @bloomberg.com Big Take the reality is a third of that. And even that $7 trillion faces major questions. www.bloomberg.com/graphics/202...

Trump’s $21 Trillion Investment Boom Is Actually Short Trillions

Bloomberg Economics analysis shows real investment commitments closer to $7 trillion and many of those are in question.

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Gift Link ! Trump’s $21 Trillion Investment Boom Is Actually Short Trillions Bloomberg Economics analysis shows real investment commitments closer to $7 trillion & many of those are in question. www.bloomberg.com/graphics/202... via @bloomberg.com @sdonnan.bsky.social Chris Kennedy Adrienne Tong

Trump’s $21 Trillion Investment Boom Is Actually Short Trillions

Bloomberg Economics analysis shows real investment commitments closer to $7 trillion and many of those are in question.

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Trump keeps hailing an investment boom that he says is set to top $21 trillion in pledges from companies & countries. But as we write in today's @bloomberg.com Big Take the reality is a third of that. And even that $7 trillion faces major questions. www.bloomberg.com/graphics/202...

Trump’s $21 Trillion Investment Boom Is Actually Short Trillions

Bloomberg Economics analysis shows real investment commitments closer to $7 trillion and many of those are in question.

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"Trump’s views on China have a remarkably consistent thread running through them: He’s often the contrarian in the room pushing back against advisers urging him to crack down on an existential rival." My @bloomberg.com Weekend Essay on why Trump's no China hawk. www.bloomberg.com/news/article...

What We Still Get Wrong About Trump’s Approach to China

The US president’s “tough on China” reputation belies his interest in striking a deal with the nation, not decoupling from it.

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"Trump’s views on China have a remarkably consistent thread running through them: He’s often the contrarian in the room pushing back against advisers urging him to crack down on an existential rival." My @bloomberg.com Weekend Essay on why Trump's no China hawk. www.bloomberg.com/news/article...

What We Still Get Wrong About Trump’s Approach to China

The US president’s “tough on China” reputation belies his interest in striking a deal with the nation, not decoupling from it.

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