How the TRUMP TARIFF affects the stock, crypto market!

[yhiaali3]

The impacts have been seen already, it's just a question on how big it will be as far as crypto market is. We've seen the drop to $82k, but what if it continue and then we go on the $75k-$76k which is going to be bearish already.

The issue is that the impact of the tariff hike on the markets and the global economy won't be immediately apparent because it takes time.

What we saw yesterday was just a negative reflection of the impact of the news. The real impact of the decision will only be seen after a period of time, when the prices of goods start to rise and the industry becomes stagnant due to the tariff hike, then we can see the real effects of the decision.

[TravelMug]

The impacts have been seen already, it's just a question on how big it will be as far as crypto market is. We've seen the drop to $82k, but what if it continue and then we go on the $75k-$76k which is going to be bearish already.

The issue is that the impact of the tariff hike on the markets and the global economy won't be immediately apparent because it takes time.

But there was a drop already from stocks to crypto market.

What we saw yesterday was just a negative reflection of the impact of the news. The real impact of the decision will only be seen after a period of time, when the prices of goods start to rise and the industry becomes stagnant due to the tariff hike, then we can see the real effects of the decision.

What if the impact is going to be long term? There are already forecasting that the US might be in recession,

JPMorgan believes the US economy will enter a recession in the back half of 2025 as the impact of President Trump tariffs takes hold in the economy.

The firm's chief US economist Michael Feroli sees a two-quarter recession occurring in the back half of 2025 as GDP contracts by 1% in the third quarter of the year and by 0.5% in the fourth quarter. For the full-year 2025, Feroli's team projects GDP will fall by 0.3%.

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/jpmorgan-becomes-the-first-wall-street-bank-to-forecast-a-us-recession-following-trumps-tariffs-222019272.html

[yhiaali3]

What we saw yesterday was just a negative reflection of the impact of the news. The real impact of the decision will only be seen after a period of time, when the prices of goods start to rise and the industry becomes stagnant due to the tariff hike, then we can see the real effects of the decision.

What if the impact is going to be long term? There are already forecasting that the US might be in recession,

JPMorgan believes the US economy will enter a recession in the back half of 2025 as the impact of President Trump tariffs takes hold in the economy.

The firm's chief US economist Michael Feroli sees a two-quarter recession occurring in the back half of 2025 as GDP contracts by 1% in the third quarter of the year and by 0.5% in the fourth quarter. For the full-year 2025, Feroli's team projects GDP will fall by 0.3%.

Yes, I believe so too. These wrong decisions will have long-term repercussions not only on the United States, but on the global economy as a whole.

Today, I believe, the war and counter-responses to the United States' decision to raise tariffs have begun. China announced a similar 34% tariff on all American products imported into China. I also believe that South Korea, Japan, and the European Union will respond in kind, and we will see significant repercussions for the United States economy.

[Crwth]

Honestly, it's too early to tell but it seems like the reactions are all over the roof and then everything went down and the people are to suffer. It's a mix reaction from what I am seeing and it is still too early to tell what type of disruption has occurred.

Imagine people exporting/importing and seeing those taxes. They have to implement those price increases and businesses might have different decisions due to those increase. It might be a hard thing to see right now but I know there will be significant effects the longer it gets.

I believe we have to see the long-term to have a clear view of what's happening.

[target]

The tariff war didn't crash the crypto market like how politicians opposing Trump are expecting it. Someone said the crypto market found its bottom at 82k but the stock market was crashing.

If this is true then we might just be bouncing again for the new ATH. Almost too good to believe it for now but we'll see what will happen. With what is going on in politics and the economics, lightning could strike twice.

[Kalustx]

Let’s all watch with caution

[Stompix]

The real impact of the decision will only be seen after a period of time, when the prices of goods start to rise and the industry becomes stagnant due to the tariff hike, then we can see the real effects of the decision.

Or, or, this is just an idea..
Somebody smacks some sense into the moron and he stops with these stupid measures that will lead to an economic war in which nobody wins.
This is not 1929 anymore, and the last time the US tried this, we had the great depression and in the shape we are now, nobody is prepared for that.

[MrSpasybo]

The tariff war didn't crash the crypto market like how politicians opposing Trump are expecting it. Someone said the crypto market found its bottom at 82k but the stock market was crashing.

If this is true then we might just be bouncing again for the new ATH. Almost too good to believe it for now but we'll see what will happen. With what is going on in politics and the economics, lightning could strike twice.

I believe the new tariffs don't directly impact crypto because crypto doesn't pay taxes to governments and can move freely on the blockchain. Besides, the crypto market has been declining for months and is in an accumulation zone, ready for a growth breakout.

However, if the macroeconomy doesn't grow, investors' cautious attitude will limit capital inflows into the crypto market as well. In a more optimistic scenario, if the stock market doesn't grow, capital could divert and flow into crypto if BTC demonstrates its value in protecting assets with strong price increases, or at least doesn't fall too deeply.

[yhiaali3]

The real impact of the decision will only be seen after a period of time, when the prices of goods start to rise and the industry becomes stagnant due to the tariff hike, then we can see the real effects of the decision.

Or, or, this is just an idea..
Somebody smacks some sense into the moron and he stops with these stupid measures that will lead to an economic war in which nobody wins.
This is not 1929 anymore, and the last time the US tried this, we had the great depression and in the shape we are now, nobody is prepared for that.

Yes, I believe the economic war has already begun, as I heard today that China will impose retaliatory tariffs of 34% on goods imported from the United States. This is, of course, the first response to Trump's foolish decision, and more responses will follow.

It is expected that the European Union, Canada, South Korea, and Japan will also respond in kind. As you mentioned, this is a war with no winners, but I believe the United States will be the biggest loser because all countries will impose similar tariffs on American imports, resulting in a recession.

[NotATether]

it is now april 3rd where i am from and bitcoin has not fallen off that much though it also certainly did not rise

meanwhile other countries are forming an alliance against us and their tariffs it can be an economic war between powerful countries

I thought tariffs were supposed to boost the economy short term. Apparently, in the case of the USA, that includes most coins too.

So if countries are going to cut out the USA from trade then obviously that's not good for market prices and crypto will suffer as a result.

[Stompix]

However, if the macroeconomy doesn't grow, investors' cautious attitude will limit capital inflows into the crypto market as well. In a more optimistic scenario, if the stock market doesn't grow, capital could divert and flow into crypto if BTC demonstrates its value in protecting assets with strong price increases, or at least doesn't fall too deeply.

So investors that are getting flogged in the market by Trump's decision will rush to a sector that Trump wants to control and make it all Made In The USA.
How are other countries that are going in an economic war against the US feel about their money pumping up US's crypto reserve?
It kind of stops making sense, doesn't it?

As you mentioned, this is a war with no winners, but I believe the United States will be the biggest loser because all countries will impose similar tariffs on American imports, resulting in a recession.

If we enter a recession with this inflation, rates and economic trade war we are f****.
Businesses are throwing plans made in advance for 5 years in the garbage bin and rushing to find options right now, many have stocked up on products in advance and now after avoiding expensive puhcases for their materials, they are faced with no sellers for their finished products.
People in e-commerce are having sleepless nights, check such forums and you will see only pessimism as some have actually now way to go from here.

We had a good run for a few years, time to buckle up!

[Mr. Magkaisa]

crypto market is operating 247, there is no stopping it unlike stocks and forex.

 seems a positive effect because as we can see Bitcoin price is rising up again. liberation does sounds good though. sounds a lot like an independence day but whatever trump wants, its his administration.  he is liberating the country from whatever it is. as long as he can lift the crypto prices. its fine.

      -     I remember 2 days ago after the announcement of the tariffs, just 15 minutes later, around 2.9 trillion dollars had already fallen in the stock market, almost all of them fell in price from google, apple, microsoft and others. It just shows that everything is affected except Bitcoin.

And we know that Bitcoin will not really be affected because Michael Saylor said that Bitcoin has no tariffs. So, it just shows that no government can control bitcoin.

[yhiaali3]

People in e-commerce are having sleepless nights, check such forums and you will see only pessimism as some have actually now way to go from here.

We had a good run for a few years, time to buckle up!

Unfortunately, everyone is fearful and pessimistic. Trump thinks he's slapping the world's countries, but in reality, he's simultaneously slapping American companies and citizens alike.

Trump thinks that by raising tariffs, he'll encourage the purchase of local products and promote industry, but he's wrong. For example, the US auto industry imports nearly half of the raw materials needed for manufacturing from other countries. Therefore, after imposing these tariffs, producers will be forced to raise the price of cars, which will negatively impact companies and citizens and may eventually lead to a recession.

The same will apply to all industries that import raw materials from abroad.

[Jating]

People in e-commerce are having sleepless nights, check such forums and you will see only pessimism as some have actually now way to go from here.

We had a good run for a few years, time to buckle up!

Unfortunately, everyone is fearful and pessimistic. Trump thinks he's slapping the world's countries, but in reality, he's simultaneously slapping American companies and citizens alike.

Trump thinks that by raising tariffs, he'll encourage the purchase of local products and promote industry, but he's wrong. For example, the US auto industry imports nearly half of the raw materials needed for manufacturing from other countries. Therefore, after imposing these tariffs, producers will be forced to raise the price of cars, which will negatively impact companies and citizens and may eventually lead to a recession.

The same will apply to all industries that import raw materials from abroad.

Been there already, we have seen and experience the pandemic and I think that could be worst for us. Most of us lost our jobs, companies shutting down, and they can't even pay their employees. But if you look at the bright side and comparing it right now? We still have our jobs, we still have some money save, and we have been holding Bitcoin that might give us the buffer if everything goes bad again like a world recession. So for some, we might be ready for a bumpy ride again after the pandemic.

[bitbit97]

People in e-commerce are having sleepless nights, check such forums and you will see only pessimism as some have actually now way to go from here.

We had a good run for a few years, time to buckle up!

Unfortunately, everyone is fearful and pessimistic. Trump thinks he's slapping the world's countries, but in reality, he's simultaneously slapping American companies and citizens alike.

Trump thinks that by raising tariffs, he'll encourage the purchase of local products and promote industry, but he's wrong. For example, the US auto industry imports nearly half of the raw materials needed for manufacturing from other countries. Therefore, after imposing these tariffs, producers will be forced to raise the price of cars, which will negatively impact companies and citizens and may eventually lead to a recession.

The same will apply to all industries that import raw materials from abroad.

It will all end with printing more money, while having more profitable contracts from importers. I expect to have an effect of Trump tariffs in few years, but what we have today is only market heartburn on amount of simultaneous reactions. It will end with destroying all foreign economy, but saving own by printing money. I dont remember any other country saved themselves by printing, but the US has quite an experience in that.