In his latest public remarks, U.S. President Trump said that Iran’s internal situation is heading toward collapse, and he also disclosed that 18 people have been killed in the U.S.’s conflict with Iran. At the same time, he mentioned progress on trade policy, saying that South Korea has passed a payment-for-concession arrangement to get the U.S. to lower tariffs on its goods.
From a technical perspective and in terms of the risk premium, the actual scale of casualties in the Middle East conflict has been framed by senior leadership as being under control, with no signs of a comprehensive loss of control worsening. Substantive concessions in tariff negotiations also indicate that trade friction is gradually evolving into staged implementation, while macro uncertainty is moving along a convergence path.
At present, oil prices are consolidating at high levels after a period of phased release of the risk premium. The U.S. Dollar Index and U.S. Treasury yields show characteristics of bottoming out and building momentum. Gold, the traditional safe-haven asset, has not seen a panic-driven surge, indicating that the preference for liquidity is quietly returning to the risk-asset camp.
For the crypto market, marginally dulled geopolitical risk is often an important catalyst for a bullish offensive. Major assets such as $BTC have remained resilient at key support levels, with dip-buying continuing to absorb supply. A rebound in liquidity will drive the next round of breakout opportunities. 📈
#Trump #Geopolitics #CryptoMarket
From a technical perspective and in terms of the risk premium, the actual scale of casualties in the Middle East conflict has been framed by senior leadership as being under control, with no signs of a comprehensive loss of control worsening. Substantive concessions in tariff negotiations also indicate that trade friction is gradually evolving into staged implementation, while macro uncertainty is moving along a convergence path.
At present, oil prices are consolidating at high levels after a period of phased release of the risk premium. The U.S. Dollar Index and U.S. Treasury yields show characteristics of bottoming out and building momentum. Gold, the traditional safe-haven asset, has not seen a panic-driven surge, indicating that the preference for liquidity is quietly returning to the risk-asset camp.
For the crypto market, marginally dulled geopolitical risk is often an important catalyst for a bullish offensive. Major assets such as $BTC have remained resilient at key support levels, with dip-buying continuing to absorb supply. A rebound in liquidity will drive the next round of breakout opportunities. 📈
#Trump #Geopolitics #CryptoMarket