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#CPI & PPI data
The upcoming U.S. inflation data—CPI on June 11 and PPI on June 12, 2025—is poised to heighten market volatility, with cryptocurrencies like **XRP** particularly sensitive to macroeconomic shifts. XRP’s recent bullish momentum, fueled by unverified reports of a potential meeting between *Donald Trump*and **Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse**, faces a critical test.
-*Lower-than-expected inflation* could reinforce bullish sentiment, bolstering expectations of Fed rate cuts and s#ustaining XRP’s upward trajectory.
- *Higher inflation readings* may trigger a pullback, especially if markets reassess the likelihood of near-term monetary easing.

The US and China have restarted trade discussions in London, focusing on easing tensions over rare-earth exports and technology
-China Approves Some Rare-Earth Exports* Beijing has approved certain export applications, signaling cautious openness after previous talks in Geneva
- US trade reprieve, which temporarily suspends higher tariffs on Chinese imports, is set to expire in August unless extended.
The US-China trade talks could have a significant impact on the crypto market( invester sentiment and Mining costs), depending on the outcomes of negotiations.

Trump Tariffs Latest Policy (as of June 2025): President Trump’s recent tariff policies, initiated in early 2025, impose significant levies on imports, including a 10% baseline tariff on nearly all countries, with higher rates like 104% on China, 46% on Vietnam, 32% on Taiwan, and 20% on the EU. A 25% tariff on auto imports from Canada and Mexico has also been implemented, alongside a 90-day pause on some tariffs (excluding China) announced on April 9, 2025. These measures aim to reduce trade deficits and boost U.S. industries but have sparked concerns about inflation, trade wars, and economic slowdown.Impact on Crypto Market:Short-Term Volatility: Tariffs have triggered sharp declines in crypto prices due to their correlation with risk assets like stocks. For instance, Bitcoin dropped from $88,500 to $74,500, and Ethereum fell nearly 28% in early April 2025 after tariff announcements. Economic uncertainty and risk-off sentiment drive investors away from speculative assets like crypto.Inflation and Monetary Policy: Tariffs may fuel inflation by raising import costs, potentially delaying Federal Reserve rate cuts. This could pressure crypto prices, as higher interest rates favor safer assets like bonds over volatile cryptocurrencies.Long-Term Potential: Some experts argue tariffs could benefit Bitcoin if they weaken the U.S. dollar’s global dominance, prompting interest in decentralized alternatives. Bitcoin may serve as a hedge against economic instability or a fractured reserve currency system.Mining and Costs: Tariffs on tech imports, such as mining equipment, could increase costs for U.S. crypto miners, impacting profitability and potentially shifting mining operations globally.