U.S. Tariffs vs NAFTA 2.0 — Why North America’s Economy Is Breaking Apart

Описание: U.S. tariffs are colliding with NAFTA 2.0 in real time.
What was sold as North American integration is starting to look like fragmentation.

This video examines why trade tensions between the United States, Mexico, and Canada are intensifying despite the USMCA framework. Tariffs, once framed as negotiation tools, are now reshaping supply chains, capital flows, and currency risk across the continent. The core question is simple but uncomfortable: is North America still operating as a unified economic bloc, or are the incentives quietly pulling it apart?

By the end of this video, you will understand how U.S. tariff policy actually functions at the institutional level, beyond political headlines. You’ll see why rising interest rates change the impact of tariffs compared to past cycles, and how debt, trade, and currency stress interact. Most importantly, you’ll learn which structural signals professionals watch to detect breakdowns before they appear in prices.

This is not a story about trade theory. It’s about cash flow pressure, funding stress, and who absorbs the cost when policy tools are used in a high-debt system. From freight insurance to currency hedging to credit spreads, this video connects macro policy to real economic consequences.

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Question for you: Is North America in early stress or late-cycle fracture?

⚠️ DISCLAIMER:
Educational content only. Not financial advice. Do your own research. Consult professionals before making financial decisions.

⏱️ CHAPTERS:
0:00 - Tariffs Collide With NAFTA
1:12 - The Real Purpose of Tariffs
2:34 - How the Mechanism Breaks
4:01 - Signals in Trade Plumbing
5:38 - Who Benefits, Who Pays
7:12 - History’s Repeating Pattern
8:26 - The Tools No Longer Work
9:18 - What to Watch Next

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