Yes
I do.
No
I don’t.
Several major financial institutions and international banking analysts have recently suggested that the United States has become a less predictable or “less reliable” partner during the presidency of Donald Trump, citing shifts in trade policy, sanctions enforcement, and foreign-policy negotiations. Supporters argue that these changes reflect a tougher, America-first negotiating stance, while critics say they introduce uncertainty for global markets. Do you agree with banks that the U.S. is less reliable under President Trump, or do you believe the country is simply asserting stronger leadership?