The US economy may indeed be one of the strongest. But I still don't know, based on current data, whether it remains the strongest or not. Or perhaps there are other countries behind it all that are much stronger than the US, like the UK or others. Even Arab countries seem more prosperous, and the wealth of their citizens seems more evenly distributed, like Saudi Arabia. So I don't understand what true leadership means in this regard. However, when it comes to dominating the global market, the US undoubtedly holds the upper hand, as its currency remains one of the most widely used globally. However, if we're talking about which products are unknowingly starting to dominate the global market, I think it's products from China and India, followed by Japan. In my country, products from these three countries truly dominate the market. In fact, they're the best-selling, especially those from China, because their prices are low but their quality is on par with expensive products. This includes electronics and the like.

But looking at how other countries responded to the US after it imposed new trade tariffs on products imported from other countries into the US, I begin to understand that the US indeed still holds a strong lead.