Do Markets Care About Trump’s Tariffs? | Crypto Craft

  • Do Markets Care About Trump’s Tariffs?

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    Andreas Steno Larsen is back with co-host Mikkel Rosenvold to break down the biggest forces driving markets, from escalating U.S.-Iran tensions to President Trump’s global tariff agenda. They also dive into the latest U.S. economic data, shifting rate expectations, and what the gold-to-bitcoin ratio is signaling.
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ffghost
Feb 23, 2026 11:45am
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Nah, markets don't care. Only down 2.3% in /rty and 1.4% /nq right now. Sigh.

Same as 2025: it's not the tariff that's the issue, it's the confusion/uncertainty/insanity surrounding the implementation that is the concern. When no one knows how to plan for something that can change multiple times each day, markets get scared, volatility spikes, and prices tank.

Markets nearly digested the weekend news until Trump started up again this morning. All it took was 2 non-descript tweets to send equities down 1.5-2.5% in a matter of hours.
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Trader#E4A7
Feb 23, 2026 11:47am
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Do people care about Epstein? Khm... I mean the Dow?

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sameermota
Feb 23, 2026 11:50am
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everytimes the clown speak my account blown out.
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abhishekshe
Feb 23, 2026 1:31pm
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tariffs creates uncertainty is what us wants and also by going to war with iran does the same. as uncertainty increases price of gld which is also what Us wants as they want to pay off their debt
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