Rising Tariff Risks: How Trump's Emergency Powers Impact the Market?

2026-01-18 14:18:09

【Chain News】Recently, the market has been paying attention to an important signal. US Treasury Secretary Yellen revealed that the probability of the Supreme Court overturning Trump’s tariff decision is extremely low. What does this mean? The emergency tariff powers held by Trump are essentially a certainty. Another factor to watch is the EU trade negotiations, which have not yet been finalized. This uncertainty has caused some tension in the market. Tariff policies have historically influenced commodity prices and exchange rates, which in turn affect the risk premiums of crypto assets. With trade agreements still pending, market sentiment could shift again. Investors need to keep a close eye on these policy developments.

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GateUser-beba108d

· 17h ago

The issue of tariffs really can't be held back anymore, Trump's hand is solid... The EU is still arguing, will BTC fluctuate again?

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GasFeeCrybaby

· 17h ago

The issue of tariffs really can't be held back anymore, Trump is serious... Do we have to follow along and be buried with it in crypto?

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RugResistant

· 17h ago

tariff powers basically locked in now... eu talks still hanging. ngl this smells like a classic uncertainty play - commodities gonna get messy, crypto risk premiums bout to spike. keeping tabs on this one fr

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GasFeeSobber

· 17h ago

Here comes the tariff game again? Trump is really going all out, and even the courts can't stop him... Now the crypto world is about to be hijacked again.

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LeverageAddict

· 17h ago

Once the tariff sign is up, the crypto world has to tremble. The EU is still arguing, and uncertainty is the most deadly.

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LiquidatorFlash

· 17h ago

The probability of the Supreme Court overturning is negligible? That means tariffs are locked in, and risk premiums are set to surge. The EU is still dragging its feet, and this kind of uncertainty is most likely to trigger liquidation thresholds, so leverage positions need to be cautious.

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