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Former President Donald Trump admitted that his broad tariffs pose political risks but emphasized he's not in a rush to finalize trade deals just to ease investor concerns. Speaking at a NewsNation Town Hall with Bill O’Reilly, Trump acknowledged the perception problem surrounding tariffs but maintained they are essential for national interest. He accepted that this strategy might cost Republicans the House in upcoming elections but expressed confidence in persuading Americans of its long-term benefits.

Trump’s remarks came after a government report showed the U.S. economy shrank for the first time since 2022, blaming an influx of pre-tariff imports and decreased federal spending. Job growth also missed expectations, rattling Wall Street. Despite investor anxiety, Trump insisted he’s willing to wait, citing early progress with countries like South Korea, Japan, and India—though no immediate deals are expected.

He noted that his negotiation style involves starting tough and then adjusting. “You have to be able to dodge and move,” Trump said. Meanwhile, U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer reassured that the first set of agreements could be just weeks away, though some, like India, are still in earlier stages. Talks with South Korea and Japan are advancing, with upcoming meetings also set for Guyana, Saudi Arabia, and the Philippines.

Greer also mentioned openness to working with newly elected Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney. Trump continued defending his economic approach, blaming Biden for the GDP drop, while highlighting business investments and manufacturing growth under his administration.

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The U.S. is tightening trade plays.

Treasury Secretary Besent is now targeting UK, Australia, South Korea, India, and Japan for new trade deals — right after Trump’s fresh round of tariffs.

Talks are underway. The message is clear:
You’re either in the deal… or taxed.

How will this impact global markets — and crypto’s next move?

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🚨 Major Update: 🇷🇺🇺🇸 #Russia #Exempt from Latest U.S. Tariff Impositions 🔥

In a surprising move, Russia has been excluded from the latest round of tariffs introduced by the United States. While nations like China, the UK, Japan, and even Ukraine are facing new trade restrictions, Russia was notably left out. So, why the exception? 🤔

According to the White House, there is virtually no significant trade between the U.S. and Russia, largely due to the existing sanctions. The value of trade between the two countries has dramatically dropped from $35 billion in 2021 to a mere $3.5 billion in 2024! 📉

As a result, the U.S. government has decided not to impose tariffs on Russian goods, seeing little benefit in taxing products that are barely being exchanged. Cuba, Belarus, and North Korea have also been excluded from this round of tariffs for the same reason.

In contrast, other countries are feeling the heat as new tariffs have been applied: 10% on Ukrainian exports, 27% on goods from Kazakhstan, and 31% on Moldovan imports. The U.S. claims these measures are designed to protect American jobs and industries.

💬 What’s your take on this? Is this a calculated strategy, or is there more politics at play here? Share your thoughts below! 🤏

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#USElectronicsTariffs Fellow Binance enthusiasts,
Have you ever considered the potential link between United States electronics tariffs and your crypto investments?
Some argue that:
* Electronics tariffs could lead to higher inflation, making crypto more attractive as a hedge.
* Supply chain issues might increase economic uncertainty, prompting people to look at alternative assets.
However, others believe that:
* Electronics tariffs have no direct impact on the crypto market.
* Macroeconomic factors like interest rates and inflation are more significant.
What do you think? Are electronics tariffs a bullish or bearish signal for crypto? Let's discuss!
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