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Glad you do. Thanks for the comment.

We love your enthusiasm! Market reactions can be unpredictable, so it’ll be interesting to see how investors respond in the coming days. Keep watching for the latest updates!

Thanks for your insight! This rate cut is reminiscent of the aggressive strategies used in previous recessions. We’ll be analyzing the similarities and differences in our upcoming videos!

It definitely raises some eyebrows! Many experts are watching closely to see how this impacts the market. Stay tuned for updates!

Great point! The Fed will likely need to balance rate cuts with measures that address inflation directly, such as monitoring consumer spending and employment rates. We’ll be keeping an eye on their future decisions!

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It’s amazing how semiconductors have become such a strategic asset, right? Taiwan plays a huge role in shaping the future of tech and geopolitics. Glad you found this video informative!

You're on point! Taiwan’s partnership with Japan has been more seamless, especially with their aligned industrial goals. It's a strategic move that could benefit both countries in the long run!

Great question! While the U.S. is making strides with companies like Intel, Taiwan’s lead in advanced manufacturing is tough to match. It will take time, but it’s definitely something to watch!

Absolutely! BRICS is playing a major role in China’s push for de-dollarization and strengthening the yuan's global presence. It’s a key part of their long-term strategy. Glad you found it interesting!

You’re right, adding Turkey would definitely give BRICS more power in global affairs. Europe might have to rethink its strategies too!

You're right-$100B is a fraction of China's $4T Forex reserves. Chinese banks have used FX swaps to short over $100 billion of U.S. dollars to support the yuan. While it may seem small in comparison, it's still a strategic move focused on specific financial goals. The scale of these short positions makes a significant impact on stabilizing the yuan. Appreciate your perspective!

Dont forget the PRC has the HK SAR dollar, which is 100% backed by the Chinese government and linked to the US$. China has many tools to defend the Chinese economy. Thanks

@@taiwanstillisntacountry Great point! The Hong Kong dollar being backed by the Chinese government and linked to the US dollar is another key tool in China’s financial arsenal. They definitely have a range of strategies to defend their economy. Thanks for adding that insight!

Great summary! thanks for sharing your insights!

I see where you're coming from. It does feel like Turkey is trying to assert more independence lately. But the question is, can they really step away from NATO without serious consequences?

Totally! Turkey seems to be making moves based on future growth potential. Aligning with rising powers like China and other BRICS nations could open up new opportunities. But the transition might not be as smooth as it looks, especially with NATO ties.

Wow, that sounds like a nightmare experience, and I’m sorry you had to go through that! The visa system can be really frustrating, especially when you’re stuck in a situation like that. There’s definitely a lot of complexity to how visas are handled, and Turkey’s visa policies can sometimes feel like just another barrier. Glad someone helped you out, though! It’s interesting to see the differences in how these policies work between countries.

@@BitcoinTimez it’s Ergodrns army is all. I propose charging Turkish visitors cash fee on arrival is only fair

@@JustinTFolds I hear you, and I get why you feel that way. Visa systems often feel one-sided, especially when it’s a hassle like you experienced. There's definitely debate about how fair or reciprocal visa policies should be between countries. Charging a fee could be one way to even the playing field, but it’s tricky when politics, security, and diplomacy are involved.

Exactly! It’s a risky move, but if they can balance both, it might work. But it’s definitely a tightrope walk!

Great question! Only time will tell, but China’s efforts are definitely putting pressure on the dollar.

It’s surprising how quickly things are shifting! Glad you found the information useful-thanks for watching!

Russia and Chinas economies are failing! Wake up! BRICS will be bricked!😂

You’re right, adding Turkey would definitely give BRICS more power in global affairs. Europe might have to rethink its strategies too!

It’s definitely a major shift. NATO will have some tough decisions ahead for sure.

thanks for the good comment

Thanks for the comment. Good point. I will keep that in mind. Thank you.

@@BitcoinTimezit’s also statistically more likley your viewers will keep returning which will allow for better long term growth

It seems to be growing much bigger

Thanks for the comment. Agreed with you.

Thanks for the good points you mentioned. Seems brics will be expanding.

You're absolutely right! China’s involvement in manufacturing in Türkiye is a significant development. The BYD factory and the support for heavy industrial equipment are key parts of their growing partnership. With China stepping in to provide crucial components, like those for the Akkuyu nuclear plant, it shows the depth of collaboration between the two countries. These developments are indeed shaping Türkiye's industrial future and further enhancing its role in global trade. Thanks for sharing these insights!

Thanks for the comment. It is possible, but It is a long way to go. Let's wish for the best and peace in the world.

Interesting perspective! Turkey is definitely making moves to increase its global influence, and the shifting dynamics in BRICS are something to watch closely. It will be fascinating to see how Turkey's rise and changes in BRICS play out in the coming years. Thanks for sharing your thoughts!

You are possibly trying to deter BRICS members to accept Turkiye. Dont waste your time. BRICS know very well that acceptance of Turkiye will signal the begining of disintegration of NATO.

Thanks for your comment! Could you clarify what you mean? We'd love to better understand your thoughts

Thanks for your comment! You're right that the Middle Corridor involves those countries, but Turkey plays a key role as the gateway between Europe and Asia. It’s heavily investing in the infrastructure that connects the route to Europe, making it a central player in the project. The Middle Corridor relies on Turkey for efficient transit, especially with projects like the Marmaray Tunnel and Baku-Tbilisi-Kars railway. Appreciate you watching and joining the discussion!

Great point, and you're absolutely right! Becoming a full-fledged superpower involves dominance in many sectors, and Turkey still has work to do in areas like technology and manufacturing. But its strategic location and growing influence in global trade through projects like the Middle Corridor are definitely helping it rise as a regional power, with ambitions to play a bigger global role. Thanks for your insight, it’s always interesting to explore these nuances!

Turkey becoming a super power is very hard, but it is already a regional power: The strongest military and one of the largest economies in the region along with a great deal of soft power.

@@timlaw406 True, becoming a superpower is a big challenge, but Turkey’s already a regional force. Strong military, solid economy, and growing influence-it’s definitely making moves in the region.

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Thanks for watching! It’s definitely a fascinating partnership that could reshape trade between Europe and Asia. We’ll be keeping an eye on how it develops!

Turkey always been snake in NATO.

Totally agree, there’s still a lot of work to be done. But if Turkey keeps pushing forward with projects like this, they could really boost their influence in global trade!

Glad you found it interesting! With the right partnerships (like with China) and investment in infrastructure, Turkey is definitely aiming for it. The next decade will be key to seeing if they can pull it off!