Trump’s New ‘Board of Peace’: What Geopolitics Has To Do With Your 401(k) and InvestmentsRon Sachs/CNP / SplashNews.com / Ron Sachs/CNP / SplashNews.comCommitment to Our Readers GOBankingRates' editorial team is committed to bringing you unbiased reviews and information. The Board of Peace was initially authorized by the United Nations Security Council as a kind of international stabilization organization to be deployed in the Gaza Strip. However, a number of critics and nations have expressed their doubts, fearing that the Board of Peace would undercut the United Nations, as well as further geopolitical fragmentation. Potential global instability created by the Board of Peace could then spike American energy prices, break supply lines and weigh on U.S. exports. The manufacturing and tech industries are highly sensitive to tariff risks, foreign policy shifts and international regulatory cooperation — all of which could fall under the purview of the Trump’s Board of Peace.