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Donald Trump’s tariffs, primarily aimed at China and other major trading partners during his presidency, had both direct and indirect effects on global financial markets — including the cryptocurrency market.
Donald Trump’s tariffs, primarily aimed at China and other major trading partners during his presidency, had both direct and indirect effects on global financial markets — including the cryptocurrency market.
Tariffs created economic uncertainty, leading to increased volatility in traditional markets. As a result, some investors turned to alternative assets like Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies as a hedge against traditional financial instability. This shift was partly driven by concerns about inflation, trade wars, and a potential slowdown in global economic growth.