Trump has changed his mind again, extending the pause for impact from 5 days to 10 days. Oil prices continue to rise, while US stocks and cryptocurrency prices continue to fall. Before there is any clear progress in the US-Iran conflict, the market remains cautious about uncertainty, focusing in the short term on Trump's new deadline of April 6.
There have been quite a few recent geopolitical conflicts, but it must be said that Trump has become arrogant with his cheap gains in Venezuela, provoking Iran for no reason. Negotiations were going well, and he felt he could do anything, then he took a decapitation action against Iran. The action was successful, but it has also dragged the US into a state of madness. Today, Trump gave a speech and still thought the war had become quite boring. All day long, he says Iran is begging for reconciliation, and today a ship was bombed, claiming Iran was severely damaged. As a result, missiles were launched at the Middle East again, and he said he would temporarily refrain from attacking industrial facilities, but Israel bombed their power plants and energy facilities, escalating the war once more.
This is not all; he talks tough and has also managed to bring in the Houthis from Yemen. The closure of the Strait of Hormuz has already affected oil prices. If the Bab el-Mandeb Strait is also closed, even if Washington takes office tomorrow, interest rates cannot be lowered. Oil prices are skyrocketing, and if diesel continues to rise, forget about lowering rates; they might even have to consider raising them.
Looking back at BTC's data, the $70,000 level has broken again. We can see that short-term investors are increasing their turnover. Currently, BTC is very clearly influenced by a small number of short-term investors, but due to liquidity reasons, the exit of a few investors will expand the price volatility, not to mention that US stocks have already dropped by 2%. $BTC #特朗普称对伊战争已胜利
