Globalization and the world trade agreement affected the equations in the world trade and disrupted the existing trade balances severally. Consequently, the nature of trade environment has changed. Potential failures and risks: deficiencies in banking systems, huge budget deficits, lack of positive investment clime (abnormal LIBOR and Central bank rates), are still exist in the international financial market place. Additionally, market makers and regulators are neglecting the basic financial rules to solve the problem. They were mostly concentrated on lower interest rates and provided cheap finance to the financial sector, which was easing the market conditions but not repairing the conditions in the long term which caused hidden trade wars and interest wars. Extraordinary low rates interest rates results in extraordinary low currency values. However, global trade needs at least one strong reliable currency. In the past, it was US dollars but not now. Decision makers have to gather correct and reliable information to take decisions, but accounting scandals, rating, and accounting firms’ controversial and mostly late reports indicate that there are serious doubts about them. During the crises, decision makers, politicians and central banks, pumped liquidation to the markets can be considered as painkilling solution for the financial markets. These solutions have not provided serious progress until now. This study suggests tough and possibly efficient but difficult solutions, like unilateral agreements on international trade and economics, setting of a guaranteed information system, harmonization of accounting and financial reporting standards which would be more appropriate, otherwise, potential new waves of crises are inevitable.