Analysts are currently examining the possible outcomes of the economic chess game that the Trump administration is playing with the U.S. global trade partners. Chamath Palihapitiya, founder of VC firm Social Capital and co-host of the All-In podcast, speculated on the outcome of this tariff scheme, assessing that it would finally give room to a new Bretton Woods agreement.

On social media, Palihapitiya declared that Trump will maintain these tariffs for a few weeks, allowing other countries to present proposals to end them for their exports. Nonetheless, Palihapitiya believes this wave of capitulation will embolden Trump, who will try to achieve something greater.

Palihapitiya stated:

Trump lets tariff reactions play out for a few weeks. Sees the trend of capitulations and is emboldened to keep going. He fields offers from everyone. Negotiates with no one.

What would follow is the establishment of a new world order a la Bretton Woods through the “Mar-a-Lago agreements,” focusing on securing the future of the U.S. as world hegemon. He states these agreements will be seen as a great bargain, negotiating favorable trade conditions and other elements with 80+ countries in one swoop.

“I don’t buy this whole ‘end of US hegemony.’ This is the moment to go for the jugular and establish world order around America,” he concluded.

Nonetheless, as there is a multipolar world today, there is the risk of a counter-agreement by countries refusing to follow the U.S. leadership and conditions, presumably formed around China.

Palihapitiya acknowledged this might happen and that world nations would have to pick a side, splitting the world into two factions and affecting world trade and globalization trends as we know it today.

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