Risk Assets Surge as Trump Announces a 90-Day Pause on Reciprocal Tariffs, China Tensions Remain | Crypto Craft

  • Risk Assets Surge as Trump Announces a 90-Day Pause on Reciprocal Tariffs, China Tensions Remain

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    FOREX.com's Global Head of Research Matt Weller breaks down President Trump's 90-day delay to the "reciprocal tariffs" and what to watch moving forward.
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Trader#7EC5
Apr 9, 2025 1:55pm
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M ake
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Trader#F199
Apr 9, 2025 1:50pm
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Tariffs on China have not been suspended. With a majority of consumer goods either made or having value add from China, this will exacerbate the cost of living crisis that many Americans are experiencing. The effects of instability and tariffs are not over by a long shot.
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star100
Apr 10, 2025 6:03am
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The market is facing alot of uncertainties
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