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How Trump's Tariffs and the FED's Actions Impact the Economy and Crypto Market

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by Giorgi Kostiuk

14 hours ago


Trump's tariffs and the FED's actions have significant impacts on the global economy and the crypto market. Volatility rises as investors try to predict the central bank’s next move.

Trump’s Tariffs and Economic Impact

President Trump's aggressive trade policies are sparking concerns of economic slowdown. The FED needs to balance inflation risks with slowing growth. While February’s inflation cooled slightly, experts warn tariffs could push prices higher later this year. This could delay the FED's rate cuts, but a deeper economic slowdown might force the central bank to act sooner. Investors on Wall Street and in the crypto sector are divided on the future. If the FED stays cautious, Bitcoin and stocks could face further declines.

Crypto Market Amidst Rate Uncertainty

Bitcoin is behaving as a risk asset as its price drops alongside traditional markets. Gold, however, surged past $3,025, reinforcing its role as a safe haven. Investors are questioning whether Bitcoin still holds that status. With no immediate rate cut signal from the FED, crypto traders are on edge. Some think lower rates will boost Bitcoin, while others worry about more short-term challenges ahead. ETF outflows from Bitcoin into gold funds highlight the shifting sentiment.

Will the FED Rate Decision Spark a Bitcoin Rally?

A FED rate cut would likely push Bitcoin higher, making it more attractive than traditional assets. However, if rates remain steady, Bitcoin could see more corrections. The increasing correlation between crypto and Wall Street means macroeconomic factors are playing a larger role in BTC’s price action. While Bitcoin bulls remain optimistic, history shows BTC struggles in uncertain economic environments. With recession fears looming, traders must prepare for volatility. The next FED meeting could be a turning point.

Economic and political events continue to pressure markets. Investors should closely follow the FED’s decisions and market reactions to global economic changes. Crypto traders need to consider all macroeconomic trends to develop an effective strategy.

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