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# Trump VS crypto
The trade deficit of the United States shatters new records due to Trump's tariffs
Story by Miguel Jiménez Cabeza • 2h
The world's largest economy imported goods worth $342.746 billion in the first quarter, an increase of 31% compared to the same month in 2024, with seasonally adjusted data. Meanwhile, exports abroad amounted to $180.761 billion, a 6.8% increase. As a result, the deficit soared by 75%, reaching $161.985 billion, an unprecedented figure in the history of the United States.
In the first three months of the year, the trade deficit already totals $464.475 billion, a gap that burdens the U.S. gross domestic product, where imports subtract and exports add.
In March, imports of consumer goods surged particularly, by 55.5%, but so did industrial supplies, by 37.8%, according to preliminary Census data.
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The impression is that companies and consumers rushed their purchases ahead of the wrongly named third Day of Liberation, on April 2, when Trump declared a trade war on the world with a rise in tariffs to the highest levels in over a century.
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Although the president has been correcting and patching his trade policy under market pressure — lowering tariffs for many countries, granting exceptions, and now seeking to de-escalate the conflict with China — much higher import taxes than those in March are still in effect.
The trade deficit of the United States shatters new records due to Trump's tariffs
Story by Miguel Jiménez Cabeza • 2h
The world's largest economy imported goods worth $342.746 billion in the first quarter, an increase of 31% compared to the same month in 2024, with seasonally adjusted data. Meanwhile, exports abroad amounted to $180.761 billion, a 6.8% increase. As a result, the deficit soared by 75%, reaching $161.985 billion, an unprecedented figure in the history of the United States.
In the first three months of the year, the trade deficit already totals $464.475 billion, a gap that burdens the U.S. gross domestic product, where imports subtract and exports add.
In March, imports of consumer goods surged particularly, by 55.5%, but so did industrial supplies, by 37.8%, according to preliminary Census data.
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The impression is that companies and consumers rushed their purchases ahead of the wrongly named third Day of Liberation, on April 2, when Trump declared a trade war on the world with a rise in tariffs to the highest levels in over a century.
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Although the president has been correcting and patching his trade policy under market pressure — lowering tariffs for many countries, granting exceptions, and now seeking to de-escalate the conflict with China — much higher import taxes than those in March are still in effect.
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#TrumpVsPowell , it seems that Trump's move didn't go well 🤫😂
JUST IN: 🇺🇸 Bank of America says it doesn't expect interest rate cuts this year due to inflation.
JUST IN: 🇺🇸 Bank of America says it doesn't expect interest rate cuts this year due to inflation.
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New chaos on Wall Street as Trump intensifies his attack against Powell
Story by Francesc Peirón • 14h
That index, which is on track to register the worst April since 1932, fell more than 1,000 points (3%) when the U.S. stock market opened this new week. It reflects the great concern over the trade war unleashed by Donald Trump and, moreover, the resurgence of criticism against Jerome Powell, the chairman of the Federal Reserve (Fed), which only serves to raise the temperature of nervousness. Every time Trump makes an outburst, investors shiver. Ultimately, the decline was somewhat smaller: the Dow Jones, the S&P 500, and the Nasdaq dropped nearly 2.5%.
Story by Francesc Peirón • 14h
That index, which is on track to register the worst April since 1932, fell more than 1,000 points (3%) when the U.S. stock market opened this new week. It reflects the great concern over the trade war unleashed by Donald Trump and, moreover, the resurgence of criticism against Jerome Powell, the chairman of the Federal Reserve (Fed), which only serves to raise the temperature of nervousness. Every time Trump makes an outburst, investors shiver. Ultimately, the decline was somewhat smaller: the Dow Jones, the S&P 500, and the Nasdaq dropped nearly 2.5%.
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#Bitcoin❗
Bitcoin mining companies massively sold their reserves in March
Thu, April 17, 2025 ▪ 3 min read ▪ by Fenelon L.
Informing ▪ Bitcoin (BTC)
In March, publicly traded mining companies sold more than 40% of their newly mined bitcoin, marking the most significant monthly liquidation since October 2024. This trend breaks with the accumulation strategy observed after the last halving.

Bitcoin mining companies liquidate their reserves amid economic uncertainty
Data collected by TheMinerMag from 15 mining companies reveals that in March 2025, these companies sold more than 40% of the bitcoins they mined.
Bitcoin mining companies massively sold their reserves in March
Thu, April 17, 2025 ▪ 3 min read ▪ by Fenelon L.
Informing ▪ Bitcoin (BTC)
In March, publicly traded mining companies sold more than 40% of their newly mined bitcoin, marking the most significant monthly liquidation since October 2024. This trend breaks with the accumulation strategy observed after the last halving.

Bitcoin mining companies liquidate their reserves amid economic uncertainty
Data collected by TheMinerMag from 15 mining companies reveals that in March 2025, these companies sold more than 40% of the bitcoins they mined.
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#Ripple💰
How the SEC-Ripple case and ETF prospects could shape the future of XRP
Cryptos | 04/18/2025 06:30:00 GMT | VERIFIED Translation Read original article
XRP bulls are not ready to give up control of the $2.00 support line, suggesting consolidation before another upward push.
The legal battle between the SEC and Ripple is approaching its final resolution, with the approval of a joint motion to pause appeals in the case.
The crypto community anticipates Paul Atkins taking over as SEC chairman and his swift decisions on XRP ETF applications.
XRP faces increasing downside risks below $2, with the RSI indicator stuck below the midpoint and looking towards the oversold region.
Ripple (XRP) consolidated above the crucial level of 2.00$ while trading at 2.05$ at the time of writing on Friday, reflecting a neutral sentiment in the cryptocurrency market. Investors have moderated their expectations amid the trade war waged by U.S. President Donald Trump, which has significantly transformed into a broader trade war between the U.S. and China. XRP bulls have shown resilience despite changing macroeconomic factors, suggesting that a bullish turn is just around the corner.
How the SEC-Ripple case and ETF prospects could shape the future of XRP
Cryptos | 04/18/2025 06:30:00 GMT | VERIFIED Translation Read original article
XRP bulls are not ready to give up control of the $2.00 support line, suggesting consolidation before another upward push.
The legal battle between the SEC and Ripple is approaching its final resolution, with the approval of a joint motion to pause appeals in the case.
The crypto community anticipates Paul Atkins taking over as SEC chairman and his swift decisions on XRP ETF applications.
XRP faces increasing downside risks below $2, with the RSI indicator stuck below the midpoint and looking towards the oversold region.
Ripple (XRP) consolidated above the crucial level of 2.00$ while trading at 2.05$ at the time of writing on Friday, reflecting a neutral sentiment in the cryptocurrency market. Investors have moderated their expectations amid the trade war waged by U.S. President Donald Trump, which has significantly transformed into a broader trade war between the U.S. and China. XRP bulls have shown resilience despite changing macroeconomic factors, suggesting that a bullish turn is just around the corner.
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what will powell do 🤔➕🤣
https://x.com/federalreserve/status/1913219804082717042?t=3fko9E-4pbEveB7q6U9LsA&s=19
https://x.com/federalreserve/status/1913219804082717042?t=3fko9E-4pbEveB7q6U9LsA&s=19
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Donald J Trump .
The ECB is expected to cut interest rates for the seventh time, and yet, Jerome Powell of the Federal Reserve, who always arrives late and makes mistakes, issued a report yesterday that was another, and typical, complete disaster! Oil prices have fallen, food prices (even eggs!) have fallen, and the United States is getting richer from the tariffs. He should have lowered interest rates, like the ECB, a long time ago, but he certainly should lower them now. Powell's dismissal cannot come soon enough!
From Donald Trump Truth Social, 04/17/2025, 06:12
The ECB is expected to cut interest rates for the seventh time, and yet, Jerome Powell of the Federal Reserve, who always arrives late and makes mistakes, issued a report yesterday that was another, and typical, complete disaster! Oil prices have fallen, food prices (even eggs!) have fallen, and the United States is getting richer from the tariffs. He should have lowered interest rates, like the ECB, a long time ago, but he certainly should lower them now. Powell's dismissal cannot come soon enough!
From Donald Trump Truth Social, 04/17/2025, 06:12
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The ECB cuts rates by a quarter point to 2.25%, its sixth cut in seven months
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#sun...even if the volume is like Holy Week 🤣
I hope it's not like the Russians, who explode as soon as they take off?😉
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wooow....why could that be ???🤣
Nvidia falls due to billion-dollar charge
Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA) plummeted in pre-market trading after the AI favorite stated it would incur charges of $5.5 billion following the Department of Commerce's decision to limit exports of its H20 AI chip to its key market in China.
The H20 is the main AI chip that Nvidia is allowed to sell in China under the restrictions originally imposed by the Biden administration, as the United States sought to close off Beijing's access to cutting-edge advancements in AI technology.
Nvidia's announcement spooked other chip manufacturers and tech stocks, amid concerns over even more export restrictions to China, which is embroiled in a bitter trade war with Washington.
Other chip manufacturers and AI stocks, including Intel (NASDAQ:INTC), AMD (NASDAQ:AMD), and Broadcom (NASDAQ:AVGO), fell after the announcement, while Nvidia's main supplier, TSMC (NYSE:TSM), also plunged.
The losses in chip manufacturers alarmed the tech sector as a whole, with major companies like Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) and Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) also down. Investors were also nervous about the impact of a trade war between the U.S. and China on tech supply chains, with an escalated conflict likely to announce more headwinds.
Nvidia falls due to billion-dollar charge
Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA) plummeted in pre-market trading after the AI favorite stated it would incur charges of $5.5 billion following the Department of Commerce's decision to limit exports of its H20 AI chip to its key market in China.
The H20 is the main AI chip that Nvidia is allowed to sell in China under the restrictions originally imposed by the Biden administration, as the United States sought to close off Beijing's access to cutting-edge advancements in AI technology.
Nvidia's announcement spooked other chip manufacturers and tech stocks, amid concerns over even more export restrictions to China, which is embroiled in a bitter trade war with Washington.
Other chip manufacturers and AI stocks, including Intel (NASDAQ:INTC), AMD (NASDAQ:AMD), and Broadcom (NASDAQ:AVGO), fell after the announcement, while Nvidia's main supplier, TSMC (NYSE:TSM), also plunged.
The losses in chip manufacturers alarmed the tech sector as a whole, with major companies like Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) and Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) also down. Investors were also nervous about the impact of a trade war between the U.S. and China on tech supply chains, with an escalated conflict likely to announce more headwinds.
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Change of trend: the euro at 1.13 dollars already imposes a tariff on the European investor of 10%
Story by Sergio Fernández • 3h.
As a reflection of the uncertainty surrounding Wall Street, the US dollar is one of the most affected by the new trade policies of the White House. Since the beginning of the year, it has fallen by 5.6% against a diversified basket of other major currencies. Only against the euro, its decline is 8.7% (the euro rises by 10% in 2025). The eurozone currency is now exchanged for 1.13 dollars (this Friday it exceeded 1.145) which means reaching highs from February 2022. The euro is one of those assets that was already rising against the dollar before April 2 and continues to do so since then. It is, along with the Japanese yen and the Swiss franc, one of the assets with the clearest upward trend in the market.
Story by Sergio Fernández • 3h.
As a reflection of the uncertainty surrounding Wall Street, the US dollar is one of the most affected by the new trade policies of the White House. Since the beginning of the year, it has fallen by 5.6% against a diversified basket of other major currencies. Only against the euro, its decline is 8.7% (the euro rises by 10% in 2025). The eurozone currency is now exchanged for 1.13 dollars (this Friday it exceeded 1.145) which means reaching highs from February 2022. The euro is one of those assets that was already rising against the dollar before April 2 and continues to do so since then. It is, along with the Japanese yen and the Swiss franc, one of the assets with the clearest upward trend in the market.
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European markets react with euphoria after Trump's change of direction on tariffs.
https://www.msn.com/es-es/noticias/internacional/los-mercados-europeos-reaccionan-con-euforia-tras-el-cambio-de-direcci%C3%B3n-de-trump-con-los-aranceles/ar-AA1CDXKS?ocid=sapphireappshare
https://www.msn.com/es-es/noticias/internacional/los-mercados-europeos-reaccionan-con-euforia-tras-el-cambio-de-direcci%C3%B3n-de-trump-con-los-aranceles/ar-AA1CDXKS?ocid=sapphireappshare
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Mr. Trump's tariff war with Europe.
https://www.msn.com/es-es/news/news/content/ar-AA1CDNpc?ocid=sapphireappshare
https://www.msn.com/es-es/news/news/content/ar-AA1CDNpc?ocid=sapphireappshare
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The US CPI delivers the final blow to the week.
Thus, the year-on-year inflation rises to 2.4%, compared to 2.8% in February, which continues to confirm the slowdown in the rise of prices. News that will be noted by the US Federal Reserve (Fed) ahead of its next interest rate meeting.
The monthly CPI falls by 0.1%, compared to the increase of 0.2% in February.
On the other hand, the core CPI year-on-year rose in March by 2.8% (compared to 3.1% in the previous month) and on a monthly basis it rises by 0.1% (compared to the previous 0.2%).
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Thus, the year-on-year inflation rises to 2.4%, compared to 2.8% in February, which continues to confirm the slowdown in the rise of prices. News that will be noted by the US Federal Reserve (Fed) ahead of its next interest rate meeting.
The monthly CPI falls by 0.1%, compared to the increase of 0.2% in February.
On the other hand, the core CPI year-on-year rose in March by 2.8% (compared to 3.1% in the previous month) and on a monthly basis it rises by 0.1% (compared to the previous 0.2%).
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