China's President Xi Jinping aims for a 'powerful currency' to enhance global trade, but Donald Trump's return to the White House poses significant challenges. Trump's proposed import tariffs are expected to impact currencies across Asia, especially the Chinese yuan. The prospect of major shifts in U.S. foreign policy under Trump's 'America First' principles is causing jitters in Asian financial markets. Economists and investors are preparing for increased market volatility and uncertainty, particularly in emerging economies. Trump's unpredictable policies on trade, tax, and immigration are leading to revised economic models and forecasts. Despite a temporary decline in market volatility, long-term risks and uncertainties remain high. Trump's second term, following his victory on November 5, will officially begin in January.