The European Union is preparing to implement countermeasures after the United States announced new tariff increases. This move marks the risk of rekindling transatlantic trade tensions that previously shook global financial markets between 2018 and 2020. Each time the U.S. raises tariffs, the EU does not remain idle. And this time, the response could be even stronger given the fragile global economic context. For crypto investors, this is a noteworthy signal: geopolitical and trade tensions often increase the demand for safe havens – and Bitcoin has previously benefited from such scenarios. However, the possibility of a negative market reaction if the conflict prolongs cannot be ruled out.
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