Came across this update, and what caught my attention isn’t just the $30B figure
It’s the reduction in friction between the US and China.
Both sides are moving toward lower tariffs on selected goods, while China is also expected to buy at least 10 million metric tons of US coal in both 2027 and 2028.
To me, the bigger question is what this means for markets.
Less trade friction could eventually ease pressure on some supply chains and consumer prices.
But I wouldn’t jump straight to “bullish.”
Rare earths and other major points of tension are still unresolved, and markets will need to price in the actual follow-through.
For crypto, I’m watching BTC and broader risk assets closely.
Sometimes the headline isn’t the trade.
The real trade is what happens after the headline.
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