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Global economic uncertainty has intensified amid concerns over U.S. fiscal policies and their impact on world markets. Analysts suggest that had former President Donald Trump not implemented his trade and foreign policy strategies, the global economy might currently be in a more stable position. According to reports, Trump’s imposition of tariffs on other countries increased costs for consumers and weakened international trade. His approach toward Iran, involving military actions instead of diplomatic solutions, led to disruptions in oil, gas, and fertilizer supplies worldwide. The World Bank and International Monetary Fund's recent annual meeting highlighted that the United States contributes significantly to current global economic challenges through its rising debt levels. These debts have driven up global interest rates, slowing economic activity. Despite these issues, the global economy has shown resilience, with businesses and individuals adapting faster than previously anticipated. At the same time, advancements in artificial intelligence have offset some economic losses in other sectors. This technological boom is largely attributed to American innovation. Meanwhile, Europe is beginning to shift away from reliance on the United States, seeking greater economic independence. A looming global debt crisis threatens to exacerbate these conditions. After years of accumulating debt, higher interest rates and increasing refinancing demands have made economies more vulnerable to shocks. Ongoing conflicts further complicate matters by raising energy prices and reigniting inflationary pressures, exposing weaknesses in the current debt structure.