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Trump imposing tariffs on goods being imported into the United states is no longer a news.

It is going to create an uncertainty in the market due to the inflation that accompanies such policies

No one knows how the crypto market is going to react or how affect countries are going to react in terms of reciprocal tariffs

My advise is to stay off the market and monitor closely

This might be an opportunity to buy some dips or take higher profits

But I will advise keep your funds handy and watch for the dip

It is better to have your money in your wallet while monitoring the market than waiting because you bought the top and the whole market is moving in a sell direction

#USInvestmentAccelerator #tarriffwar

#tarriffwar President Donald Trump said Chinese President called him & he doesn't think it was a sign of weakness on his behalf.
Trump said this in an interview given on Tuesday to TIME for its exclusive ' Inside Trump's First 100 Days ' published Friday morning. The claim of the call comes as the US & China are locked in a bitter battle of tariffs with no country giving in. But while the US says negotiations with China are on, the Chinese side has dismissed it.#Write2Earn

JUST IN: 🇺🇸🇨🇳 US and China to resume tariff negotiations on Sunday.
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Less red on the charts. Markets starting to look bullish. Let's hope countries make trade deals and stop all these tariff wars. #bullish #tarriffwar

#tarriffwar #americavschina
Tariffs may boost crypto as a safe haven, but expect some wild swings! 📉📈

- President Donald Trump is signing reciprocal tariffs on countries across the world.
- All new U.S. tariffs will take effect tomorrow.
#tarriffwar #Trump

China mulls rolling back retaliatory tariffs on some US goods.
#tarriffwar US-China
🔸China has previously stated it would “fight to the end” unless US tariffs were lifted.
🔸In a significant move in the ongoing trade war with the United States, China is considering exempting some American imports from its steep 125% retaliatory tariffs.
🔸The Ministry of Commerce has formed a task force to collect information from businesses & identify goods that could be eligible for exemptions, according to a source familiar with the discussions.
🔸The move, first reported by Bloomberg, suggests that Beijing may be softening its hardline stance as fears of economic slowdown intensify.
🔸Financial magazine Caijing cited sources claiming that eight semiconductor-related items—though notably excluding memory chips—are being considered for exemption. 🔸Meanwhile, a widely circulated list of 131 product categories, including
Vaccines, chemicals & jet engines has sparked speculation within business circles & Chinese social media. Reuters has not independently verified the list.
🔸The Ministry of Commerce & China’s customs department have yet to officially comment, despite repeated inquiries.
🔸Trump says China's Xi has called him and that US & China are in trade talks.
🔸China’s economy is grappling with weak demand, deflationary pressures & consumer confidence that has yet to rebound post-pandemic. Exporters have been urged to shift focus to domestic markets, but many report lower profits & unstable demand.
🔸Though tariff exemptions may slightly ease tensions with the US, they also reflect the pressure Beijing faces to stabilise its economy. The move may benefit US exporters & relieve some pressure on the Biden administration, while allowing China to offer modest relief to its struggling industries without making major concessions.#Write2Earn