Donald Trump’s second term could redraw the global geopolitical map. A sustainable “Grand Bargain” with China, warmer relations with Russia, or a breakdown in the relationship between the US and its traditional allies could each reshape supply chains and redirect global flows of technology, investment and finance. But the most likely scenario four years from now is that the global economy will still be coalescing into two blocs centred on the US and China.
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