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The ongoing second presidency of Donald Trump raises critical questions about the trajectory of U.S. trade policy and its global ramifications. This roundtable discussion brings together columnists to analyze the potential consequences of Trump 2.0 on multilateral trade agreements such as the WTO, CPTPP, and RCEP. Would his “America First” approach reinforce protectionist policies, further challenging the principles of free trade?
The discussion delves into how renewed trade wars under Trump could deepen economic decoupling between major powers, particularly in the context of U.S.-China relations. With global supply chains still recovering from pandemic-related disruptions, columnists examine whether a second Trump term would exacerbate existing fractures or create space for renegotiation and strategic realignment.
Furthermore, the conversation explores whether Trump 2.0’s policies could accelerate the fragmentation of the global economic system. Could alternative trade and financial architectures such as BRICS initiatives, de-dollarization efforts, and regional trade blocs emerge as counterweights to Western economic dominance? Columnists in the panel assess the broader implications of rising economic nationalism, shifting trade alliances, and the role of protectionism in reshaping the global order.