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Donald Trump is adamant about imposing tariffs on nations. His strict tariff stance has severely impacted the US economy, adding pressure on nations, which in turn has negatively affected the US dollar. The global stock markets have also been delivering major losses, responding to the fierce tariffs that have been levied by Trump on major international imports. This entire scenario has been favoring safe haven assets like gold and Bitcoin, which have emerged as victory assets amid the recent political overhaul. Will the brewing stock market crash continue to push gold higher than ever? If yes, then how high will the asset go? Let’s find out. Also Read: Trump Crashes the Stock Market After Public Attack On Powell’s Policies Is a New Stock Market Crash Coming? Donald Trump is currently in the process of levying tariffs on nations. These tariffs have been implemented in efforts to bolster the US economy. However, the development has taken an odd turn, which has ultimately led the mar...

It has been a concerning few weeks for a host of global markets. A brewing trade war and increased global tariffs from the US have threatened a host of industries, with the cryptocurrency market potentially poised to take the brunt of it. Indeed, Bitcoin has been predicted to crash to levels of $40,000 as China continues to dump BTC. The ongoing geopolitical tensions have threatened the leading cryptocurrency amid recent action taken by the country. Indeed, it would take the 2025 performance from bad to worse for the asset, as it has failed to break through the $85,000 mark for much of the last month. Source: AP Photo/Mark Schiefelbein Also Read: Ex-SEC Chair Gary Gensler Says Bitcoin Will Last; Most Altcoins Won’t Bitcoin Crash Incoming? Why Experts Say China Could Drive Price to $40,000 The last several weeks have seen tensions rise between the US and China. Although US President Donald Trump has reiterated his confidence that the two sides will get a deal done, experts aren’t s...

China has begun importing record amounts of Canadian crude oil while slashing purchases of US oil by roughly 90% amid a growing trade war. A pipeline expansion in Western Canada has presented China and other East Asian oil importers with expanded access to the vast crude reserves in Alberta’s oilsands region. The deal resumes China’s oil imports while allowing the country to avoid making a new oil deal with the USA. JUST IN: China is importing record amounts of Canadian oil after cutting US purchases by 90% amid trade war. pic.twitter.com/H14ud0ZW7q — Watcher.Guru (@WatcherGuru) April 16, 2025 According to data from Vortexa Ltd., Chinese crude imports from the port at the pipeline terminus near Vancouver surged to 7.3 million barrels in March. On the flip side, Chinese imports of US oil have collapsed to 3 million barrels a month from a peak of 29 million in June. “Given the trade war, it’s unlikely for China to import more US oil,” Wenran Jiang, president of the Canada-Chi...

Donald Trump and his regime are quite particular about levying tariffs on nations. The president’s aggressive tariff policies have taken the world markets by surprise, pressuring nations to comply with the US at all costs. This has, in turn, sparked trade war narratives, with nations imposing counter-tariffs on the US, giving more fuel to conflicting economic development. This narrative is bound to hinder the economic status of nations and may propel investors to change course to protect themselves and their assets from further harm. Here’s a list of three pieces of advice, or pearls of wisdom, as one should always have in times of such dramatic economic distress. Also Read: De-dollarization: China’s 10-Year Plan Now OPERATIONAL as Yuan Usage SURGES 3000%! Three Points for Each Investor/Entrepreneur to Keep in Mind as the Trade War Begins The US and China are currently engaged in a heated trade war. While other countries have approached Trump to hold talks about resolving th...