Warren Buffet

And if a trade war could lead to a nuclear confrontation? The hypothesis seems extreme, until it is put forward by Warren Buffett. Indeed, during the annual meeting of Berkshire Hathaway, the investor warned that Donald Trump's economic policies, perceived as aggressive, could fuel global tensions with uncontrollable consequences. An unusual stance, heavy with implications, in an international context already weakened by growing rivalries.

As the American stock market experiences a period of turbulence, Warren Buffett, known as the Oracle of Omaha, has made a strategic withdrawal from certain American assets to strengthen his positions in Japan.

Warren Buffett is not a man who speaks into the void. When he speaks, the financial world listens. At 94 years old, the legendary investor uses his annual letter to shareholders to deliver a blunt message to Washington: budgetary excesses and monetary instability threaten the American economy. This alarm signal comes at a time when Berkshire Hathaway is recording spectacular financial performances, with a record profit and a historic cash reserve of $334.2 billion. Thus, in a market where investment opportunities are becoming scarce, Buffett favors caution and is preparing to hand over to his designated successor, Greg Abel.