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New: President Trump says that the U.S. Federal Appeals Court ruled that tariffs can be used "to protect itself from other countries."

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Binance just dropped a bomb: they are removing a bunch of coins, and it’s not a temporary thing!

At first, I thought they were going to save some, but no: they keep adding more coins to the removal list. And the craziest part is that some that weren't in the initial batch are now also in danger. I'm talking about $FTT, GPS, $JASMY, ZEC, and many more.

Additionally, Binance is now adding new coins under a monitoring label. It doesn’t mean they will be removed immediately, but they are under observation... and it seems to be a matter of time. With the new voting system (where we can vote for up to five coins to remove), it’s clear that Binance wants to clean house.
I'm not saying that $GPS is going to be removed in this second batch, but it’s definitely possible. And if it doesn’t happen now, it could happen in the third, fourth... or tenth batch. If you have coins with a monitoring label, think about protecting your position or exiting in time to reduce losses.

This is just a warning: Binance is determined to purge the market, and the coins under monitoring are in their sights.

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🚀 Tariffs on Mexico suspended till April 02, 2025🚀

President Trump stated that products complying with the USMCA Agreement will be tariff-free, as announced after his meeting with Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum.

📊 Insights:
The agreement will be valid until April 2. Trump's decision was motivated by his respect for President Sheinco and his commitment to supporting the adjustment process. Both countries will maintain their partnership to combat illegal immigration and the flow of fentanyl at the US border. Trump praised the strong relationship between the two countries, stating, "We're working together on border security, and I'd like to thank President Sheinco."
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Trump’s team is finally meeting with China. The future of the global economy is riding on its success
Trump?s top trade officials will meet with their Chinese counterparts this week to discuss a de-escalation of their increasingly ugly and damaging trade war. The future of the global economy is riding on their success. The trade talks, the first in-person meeting between Chinese and American officials since the tit-for-tat tariff escalation kicked off in earnest in March, are unlikely to result in a trade deal, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said Tuesday. But tariffs have reached such a high level that trade between the two countries has dropped off dramatically. Any thaw in the trade war could be a welcome sign ...#TariffSuspension

📞 *Breaking News: US and Mexico Agree on Tariff Suspension! 🇺🇸🤝🇲🇽*

In a recent development, *President Donald Trump* and *Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum* have reached a *tentative agreement* to *suspend US tariffs* against Mexico for *one month*. 🗓️ This announcement came after a *phone call* between the two leaders, with *Claudia Sheinbaum* confirming the news on Monday. ✅

The *White House* has also backed up her statement, signaling a temporary relief from the tariff pressure. This move is expected to give both countries more time to *negotiate* and work on *trade discussions*. 💼

Let’s see how this impacts the relationship between the US and Mexico in the coming weeks! Stay tuned! ✨

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High US tariffs pushing Chinese exporters to tap Indian firms for shipments to America: FIEO
American sourcing firms and Chinese exporters are contacting Indian companies to supply goods to the US, aiming to circumvent high tariffs imposed by Washington on Chinese products. The US has imposed 145% tariffs on Chinese goods, while India faces only 10%. Chinese manufacturers are also seeking to pass export orders to Indian firms, maintaining US business relationships through commission-based arrangements.
American sourcing firms and exporters in China are approaching Indian companies to supply goods to the US as high tariffs imposed by Washington are making it difficult for them to ship directly to America, apex exporters' body FIEO said on Monday. The US has imposed 145 per cent tariffs on Chinese goods entering the American market. For India, the duty is just 10 per cent.#TariffImpact #TrumptaxCuts #TariffSuspension