Excited about Sui, just keep it
China just moved - and the markets felt it
No more quiet diplomacy. No more unbalanced deals. Beijing has made its move, and global markets are terrified.
This is not noise - it's strategy.
Gold prices rose to over $3,400, a clear signal that investors are fleeing to seek refuge.
Volatility is back - not as a visitor, but as a resident.
Global sentiment is shifting - quickly. There's a shiver running through the markets.
But behind the headlines, there is a silence that speaks more than the words can express: Taiwan.
Tensions are rising. Pressure is increasing. Everyone feels it - even if no one dares to say it out loud.
The real message?
It's no longer about charts or candles.
It's no longer about profits or inflation.
This is geopolitical.
Power. Position. Provocation.
And every trader, investor, and economist knows - the landscape has changed. The game has evolved. And we just witnessed the opening move.
Markets do not react to numbers. They respond to power.
