More than a personality-driven phenomenon, Trumpism represents a shift toward economic nationalism, unilateralism and a deep skepticism of multilateral institutions. Its ripple effects have extended far beyond the United States, contributing to heightened uncertainty in global markets and complicating an already fragile international order. Beyond trade, Trumpism reshaped global investment flows. Countries that had long depended on access to the US market began exploring alternative partnerships, accelerating a fragmentation of the global economic landscape. Ultimately, global economic stability rests on predictability, transparency and cooperation.

Source: The Patriot February 12, 2026 23:09 UTC