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China is not backing down in the escalating trade war with the United States 🇺🇸, responding to President Trump’s 145% tariffs on Chinese imports with a calculated 125% retaliatory tariff on U.S. goods 📉. Beijing’s Ministry of Finance has signaled this may be its final tit-for-tat tariff hike, stating that further escalation would be “meaningless” and economically unsustainable, as trade between the two largest economies grinds to a halt. 🚫

Rather than matching the U.S. tariff-for-tariff, China is diversifying its retaliation. Beijing has imposed non-tariff measures, including export controls on critical minerals like gallium and germanium, antitrust probes into U.S. firms like DuPont and Google, and restrictions targeting American services sectors such as travel and entertainment. These moves aim to hit U.S. businesses where it hurts most, with analysts noting that China’s “vast toolkit” of regulatory and sanctions-based measures signals a broader economic decoupling . 🌐

President Xi is also rallying international support 🌍, urging the EU, ASEAN nations, and others to resist U.S. “bullying” and maintain global trade stability. China’s state media has framed the U.S. tariffs as economic overreach, with editorials arguing that America’s trade deficit stems from its own consumption habits, not Chinese trade practices. 🏭

Domestically, China is bolstering resilience. The government is pushing stimulus measures, interest rate cuts, and increased domestic consumption to cushion the tariff impact, with officials emphasizing the strength of China’s “vast domestic market”. Meanwhile, trade diversification continues, with exports to non-U.S. markets like Southeast Asia and Europe expected to grow 4-9% in 2025. 📊

China’s strategy is clear: stand firm, retaliate strategically, and reduce reliance on the U.S. market. As Xi stated, “There are no winners in a tariff war.” With global trade dynamics shifting and markets reeling, Beijing’s pushback is as much about economic survival as it is about asserting its global influence. 🌟
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A clean (HEAD AND SHOULDERS) pattern was spotted on the 4Hrs chart. And and it played out well.What i am seeing for now is the liquidity have been sweapt completly, and the wick is almost 80% covered, and i i expect some upward momentum from here. But its recomended to look out for a proper breakout above (107,568) to target higher resistances at (109,200-110,450-11,870) or a breakdown bilow (105,480) to target lower supports at (104,518-103,557-102,094) final target. To cover the remaining 20% of the wick.
Spot traders should start buying from 105k and dca till 102.


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Bitcoin already tested a perfect Bullish order block and what i am seeing here is that prices are already making higher highs (internal) but the market is still in chaos we need a perfect breakout above (107,695) to confirm a (CHOCH) and plus local resistance breakout then we can target the upper resistances respectively. A 30 minutes candle close above the (FVG) will confirm a clear bullish momentum.




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Bitcoin $BTC is expected to lose 6.2% throughout the year 2025 with the current price at US$87,700, according to CoinMarketCap, Tuesday (30/12). However, looking at the catalysts for Bitcoin's decline, the tariffs imposed by United States (US) President Donald Trump are the most significant.

As is known, the crypto market recorded a total liquidation of US$19.16 billion or around Rp317.22 trillion in one day, causing millions of traders to be liquidated, Saturday (11/10). This figure marks the largest liquidation in history caused by Trump's decision to threaten extraordinary tariffs on China.