Shivam Ranjan

#chinaopposesusproposed7.5%tariff 🇺🇸🇨🇳 Trade Tensions May Be Entering Another Sensitive Phase The U.S. is considering another 7.5% tariff on Chinese goods, and China's response is adding fresh friction to an already fragile trade relationship. The proposal is linked to Washington's concerns over excess industrial capacity and underpriced Chinese exports. What matters The tariff has not been finalized yet, but even the possibility is enough to put trade flows, supply chains and business costs back in focus. Manufacturing, technology and commodities could be particularly sensitive if the measure moves forward. Investors will also be watching for Beijing's response, further negotiations and any signs that the current trade truce is coming under pressure. For crypto, the connection is less direct. The bigger transmission channel is risk appetite. If trade tensions raise concerns about global growth or trigger another round of market uncertainty, higher-risk assets could feel the effects. But this is still a developing story, not a confirmed escalation. Will the 7.5% proposal remain a negotiating tool, or become the start of another round of U.S.-China trade pressure? $TAC $MOVR $BTR