- Bitcoin’s currency fell below 108 thousand dollars, as Trump’s tariff threats sparked global spirits of risks
- It added a late definition and Brics Fresh warnings more confusion to a nervous market
President Donald Trump’s unexpected threats rocked more than just diplomatic relations; They also shook global markets.
As pressure down down, Bitcoin (BTC) does not look like digital gold that is often.
Instead, it swings like any other assets of risk.
Bitcoin first runs while the tariffs speak investors simulation for investors
The last bitcoin gathering stopped on the seventh of July, as it decreased to less than $ 108,000, as the reaction of global markets on renewable trade tensions was.
The trigger? President Donald Trump Fears of tension A global trade war by announcing a new, high -end tariff. Imposed 25 % on imports from Japan and South Korea, which are America’s allies.
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Later, Trump expanded the list to include Malaysia, Kazakhstan and South Africa, with a tariff ranging from 25 % to 40 %. These moves shook the investor’s confidence and sparked a wave of morale in risk across global markets.
In response, the bitcoin, which is often seen as risk assets, decreased sharply, as it behaves more like a high beta technology in uncertainty. However, at the time of the press, BTC regained its step and was trading at $ 108,899.
The stocks, encryption and currencies respond
The repercussions of the definitions were fast and broad.
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Bitcoin decreased sharply, reflecting the sharp S&P 500 candle on the same day; A rare moment of simultaneous risk behavior across asset categories.
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It is worth noting that Japanese car manufacturers were among the first and largest losses, with the decrease in Toyota and Honda shares, amid fears of reprisal trade measures.
Meanwhile, the US dollar rose against both yen and victory, as investors fled to relative safety.
The late deadline, but suspicion is deepening
Although the market decline was relatively moderate, its timing – in conjunction with the stagnation of the S&P 500 – warns of analysts that Bitcoin behaves less like hedge and more like an indication of global risks.
The White House decision to push the deadline for the expected tariff to the first of August has not done much to relieve nerves.
Instead, the sudden shift, which was announced by the journalist Caroline Levit, caused more uncertainty.
Levit said Correspondents,
“President Trump is determined to achieve a mutual balance of trade, and the new schedule guarantees that our partners have every opportunity to reach fair agreements …”
Trump has left the inability to predict trade, along with a new threat targeting the BRICS, investors are scrambling.
Treasury Secretary Scott Beesen tried to calm the markets, saying that President Trump focuses on “the quality of commercial deals, not the quantity.
Currently, the markets remain stuck … waiting, watching, and preparing.
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2025-07-08 21:00:00
