Baba Vanga’s Trump Prophecy: ‘Friend of Modi’ Sparks Economic Storm-Is the Predicted Tsunami Here?
Baba Vanga Prediction Donald Trump: US President Donald Trump's new tariff policy has shaken global trade. His aggressive policies have not only targeted allied countries but have also pushed the world economy towards a major crisis.

International News: Baba Vanga Prediction Donald Trump: US President Donald Trump's new tariff policy has shaken global trade. His aggressive policies have not only targeted allied countries but have also pushed the world economy towards a major crisis. Bulgarian prophet Baba Vanga had predicted an 'economic tsunami' for 2025-26, and this warning seems to be coming true given Trump's tariff war.
Baba Vanga accurately predicted events like the 9/11 attacks and the death of Princess Diana, and now her prediction of economic disaster in 2025 seems to be matching the turmoil in the global markets.
Baba Vanga predicts 'economic tsunami
Trump imposed heavy tariffs on more than 60 countries starting in April 2025, including 50% on India and Brazil and up to 145% on China. On April 5, Trump dubbed it "Liberation Day" when he imposed a baseline tariff of 10%. China retaliated by imposing an 84% tariff on US goods, after which Trump raised tariffs on China to 145%. The tariff war triggered a massive drop in stock markets, and experts have warned of a global recession that could be the worst since 1987.
Rising Pressure on BRICS
India, once a 'good friend' of Trump, is now falling prey to his policies. India has been slapped with a 50% tariff and extra penalty for buying oil from Russia, causing huge losses to Indian exporters. "It is not viable to absorb this sudden cost increase. Margins are already thin," said S.C. Ralhan, president of the Federation of Indian Export Organisations.
Trump’s Tariffs Shake Markets
Trump's tariff policy has destabilized stock markets. On August 1, the US stock market recorded its biggest one-day drop since May, with the S&P 500 falling 2.36%. Markets in Europe and Asia were also affected, with the Euro Stoxx 50 falling 3.49% and the Nikkei 225 falling 1.58%. Uncertainty is growing among investors, and experts have warned that a prolonged tariff war could cause the global economy to shrink by 1.8% and consumer prices to rise by 2.3%.