I am not convinced it's a simple yes or no question pertaining to the overall economy. If I had to wager a guess at what they are up to, because governments pocket these tariff money, it's within the realm of possibilities they are looking for funding to rebuild Gaza. SA was suppose to commit fifty billion dollars into, what at that point was mentioned to be "investments' into Gaza, for what was described at that time as bringing prosperity to the Palestinians. The neutral funding mechanism, in my opinion, was suppose to be set up through the investment of Abu Dhabi of a majority stake holder in Israel's largest bank, Phoenix, which had met approval while Netanyahu was out of office but the regulatory approval was denied after he returned. Oct 7th happened about two and a half months later. You could see why Israel would be a place considered a "neutral" investment mechanism for investors to have faith in putting investments behind Gaza. The Tuesday after Oct 7th, those working on the Abraham Accords were supposed to meet in Israel to discuss where they were going to go, but the funding mechanism failed to be put into place so it left them all dressed up with nowhere to go. Now the situation is a quagmire, hot potato no one wants to touch, have their name all over it, which is why the whole of the US defense department told Kushner that's exactly what was going to happen and why Netanyahu and the Palestinians didn't want any thing to do with it, and when it failed it was going to all be blamed on Kushner, which is sort of what happened but it fell back onto Trump. Now he has egg all over his face and he has to come up with a way to fund that which no one else wants to touch but many have an invested interest in. Turning Gaza into a major export/import center to send energy up the Red Sea into the Mediterranean Sea to a market of four billion people in Europe and Asian countries of our energy. If they achieve that goal, it turns everything around for a lot of world economies because as experts have stated, there is no one country can handle an energy load that large. Now with Abu Dhabi having recently invested two billion dollars into Biance (now sure I spelled that right), with connection to Trump's USD1 crypto, this would, arguably give them a funding mechanism to get that done that no one is openly willing to go on it. Just saying. Is it just as easy as yes/no question, I think largely Elon's there's going to be pain before it gets better may suffice, but if they pull it off, it turns things around. I calculate part of this as a for sure thing going to happen because of all the billionaires who set up stock options late 2023, early 2024 around the election which seem them selling huge amounts of stocks and sticking into the energy sector. I would assume this tariff war with China is a pretense, which will bring in billions, as China will be one of the biggest benefactors in their green energy transition.