{"id":531,"date":"2025-05-23T21:07:27","date_gmt":"2025-05-23T11:07:27","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/jddaddy.com\/?p=531"},"modified":"2025-06-09T17:21:40","modified_gmt":"2025-06-09T07:21:40","slug":"2025%eb%85%84-%ec%84%b8%ea%b3%84-%ea%b2%bd%ec%a0%9c-531-2","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/jddaddy.com\/en\/2025%eb%85%84-%ec%84%b8%ea%b3%84-%ea%b2%bd%ec%a0%9c-531-2\/","title":{"rendered":"World Economy in 2025: Great Depression? Recovery after Trump\u2019s Presidency? The Clash of Prophecy and Reality"},"content":{"rendered":"

World Economy in 2025: Great Depression? Recovery after Trump\u2019s Presidency? The Clash of Prophecy and Reality<\/span><\/p>\n

In 2025, the global economy is at a critical turning point amid unpredictable volatility. President Donald Trump's second term has caused political, economic, and diplomatic repercussions around the world since its inception, increasing anxiety. In particular, tensions in the international community reached a peak as President Trump's attempted shooting incident, his re-election in 2024, and an American prophet predicted a '2025 global depression'. However, in recent months, economic indicators have been recovering more than expected, further highlighting the gap between predictions and reality.<\/span><\/p>\n

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Shocking statement from American prophet: \u201cGlobal depression begins in 2025\u201d<\/h2>\n

A pastor and self-proclaimed prophet from Oklahoma, USA. Brandon Dale Biggs<\/a>is known for predicting the assassination attempt on President Donald Trump and his re-election victory. In March 2024, he claimed in an interview that President Trump would be shot, with the bullet grazing his ear and damaging his eardrum. This prediction was strikingly consistent with the actual incident that occurred on July 13, 2024 in Butler, Pennsylvania. At that time, President Trump was shot in the ear, but fortunately, his life was not in danger.<\/p>\n

In addition, Biggs predicted that after President Trump\u2019s reelection, the U.S. economy would face a crisis worse than the Great Depression of the 1930s. This prediction, coupled with President Trump\u2019s extreme economic policies, received worldwide attention. However, recently released economic indicators show a somewhat different picture from this pessimistic outlook.<\/p>\n

Brandon Dale Biggs's predictions have attracted much attention because they are so consistent with actual events that they are difficult to dismiss as mere conspiracy theories. His remarks have been used as important reference material in discussions about President Trump's political moves and the direction of the U.S. economy, but questions are currently being raised about the accuracy of his predictions.<\/p>\n

\"2025\ub144<\/h2>\n

Economic recovery under President Trump: What is the reality?<\/h2>\n

President Donald Trump began his second term on January 20, 2025, and initially pursued a hard-line approach to politics. He issued 141 executive orders in 100 days, pushing for stronger policies than before. However, the U.S. economy initially GDP in Q1 <\/a>\u2013 It showed an overall recession pattern, including a decrease of 0.3%, a decline in the manufacturing industry, a decrease in exports, and a decline in consumer sentiment.<\/p>\n

In response, President Trump avoided responsibility, saying, \u201cWe are currently repairing the economy that the former Biden administration ruined.\u201d However, as time passed, the U.S. economy gradually began to recover. 2nd quarter GDP<\/a>The economy grew at a higher rate than expected, and manufacturing indicators and consumer sentiment also gradually improved, suggesting that President Trump\u2019s economic policies are having some effect.<\/p>\n

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The boomerang of tariff bombs and the impact on the global economy<\/h2>\n

President Trump has once again pursued a strategy of raising tariff barriers. He has imposed high tariffs not only on Chinese products but also on European countries, South Korea, Japan, Mexico, etc. This has caused import prices to soar, exports to plummet, and even domestic manufacturers have been hit. The repercussions of the trade war are affecting the reorganization of the global supply chain, and South Korea, Japan, Taiwan, and Southeast Asian countries are all on edge.<\/p>\n

However, the US has recently mentioned the possibility of a trade deal with South Korea, Japan, and India, and is forming a consensus on the 'July package' to eliminate tariffs. This appears to be a measure to stabilize the global supply chain and strengthen economic cooperation. President Trump said, "We are discussing new trade terms with South Korea," but the specific details of the agreement have not yet been announced.<\/p>\n

South Korea is reorganizing its diplomatic strategy toward the United States ahead of the presidential election. As trade uncertainty increases, major exporters such as Samsung, Hyundai Motors, LG, and POSCO are considering revising their plans. As concerns about the renegotiation of the Korea-US FTA and additional tariffs resurface, a direct impact on the Korean economy is expected.<\/p>\n

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‘50501 exercise<\/a>', Anti-Trump protests across the US<\/h2>\n

As citizens\u2019 voices against President Trump\u2019s hard-line and controversial policies grew louder, large-scale May Day protests, known as the \u201c50501 Movement,\u201d took place simultaneously across the United States on May 1. The movement was a celebration of Labor Day, where thousands of citizens took to the streets across the country to express their discontent with the Trump administration\u2019s economic and social policies.<\/p>\n

Protesters gathered in New York, Chicago, Los Angeles, Washington, D.C., and other small cities, raising their voices in a variety of ways, including marches, rallies, speeches, and artistic expressions. In particular, labor unions, progressive groups, students, and immigrant rights groups actively participated in the protests, showing solidarity.<\/p>\n

Protesters chanted, \u201cTrump is a politician for the rich,\u201d \u201cThe economic pain is the fault of the poor and working class,\u201d and \u201cGuarantee fair wages and welfare.\u201d Placards and banners bore phrases such as \u201cEconomic policy for all,\u201d \u201cProtect immigrant rights,\u201d and \u201cAchieve social equality.\u201d<\/p>\n

In many cities, the marches were centered around major city centers and government buildings, and while some protests were peaceful, there were also clashes with police in some areas, which led to heightened tensions. Police generally allowed the protests and supported peaceful gatherings, but increased security to guard against some violent incidents.<\/p>\n

This '50501 Movement' is considered the largest public backlash during President Trump's term, and is expected to have significant political repercussions. It is expected to call for national attention to the economic hardships and social inequality faced by workers and middle-class citizens, while also having a significant impact on future elections and policy directions.<\/p>\n

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Prophecy and reality, what is the direction of the world economy?<\/h2>\n

Will the Great Depression really begin as Brandon Dale Biggs predicted? Every single choice made by President Trump is shaking the global market. At the center of it all, Korea must also devise a response strategy in all areas of trade, finance, and diplomacy. The direction of the global economy in the second half of 2025 is even more unpredictable. It is a time when we all need to pay attention and watch.<\/p>\n

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