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The United States has reduced tariffs on Indian goods from 50% to 18%, and India has agreed to stop purchasing Russian oil and switch to American oil

The President of the United States, Trump, announced a trade agreement with India. According to the agreement, the U.S. will significantly reduce tariffs on Indian goods from 50% to 18% in exchange for India lowering trade barriers, stopping the purchase of Russian oil, and instead buying oil from the U.S. and possibly Venezuela. Trump stated that Indian Prime Minister Modi has committed to significantly increasing "buying American," including energy, technology, and agricultural products worth over $500 billion.Under the agreement, the U.S. will eliminate the previously imposed 25% punitive tariff on India for purchasing Russian oil. Additionally, Modi stated that this agreement will allow "Make in India" products to enjoy lower tariffs and expressed gratitude to Trump.Analysts believe that this move will align India's tariff levels with those of other Asian countries, helping to eliminate the drag on Indian exports and the rupee exchange rate. The Indian Minister of Trade also stated that this agreement will bring more development opportunities for the Indian economy.It is worth noting that the details of this agreement have not been fully disclosed, including the specific timeline for tariff reductions and the list of U.S. goods that India has committed to purchasing. At the same time, Trump hinted that India might replace some of its Russian oil imports by purchasing oil from Venezuela.

QCP: The Japanese bond market is volatile and the conflict over tariffs between the US and Europe is intensifying, leading the market to shift into a risk-averse mode, putting pressure on Bitcoin to decline

QCP pointed out in its latest daily market analysis that global market risk appetite has significantly cooled over the past week. The impact of the Japanese bond market, combined with geopolitical tensions, has driven funds towards defensive positions. U.S. stocks briefly fell over 2%, and the global bond market faced pressure simultaneously. The report states that Japan has become the core of current market anxiety. After a long period of ultra-low interest rates, the yield on Japan's 10-year government bonds has risen to about 2.29%, reaching a new high since 1999, exposing severe fiscal vulnerabilities.Japan's government debt has exceeded 240% of GDP, with total debt amounting to approximately 1,342 trillion yen. It is expected that by 2026, debt interest payments will account for about one-quarter of fiscal expenditures. The rising yields are triggering widespread doubts in the market about the sustainability of Japan's public finances, creating spillover effects in the global bond market. Meanwhile, relations between the U.S. and Europe have once again become tense. The Trump administration announced a 10% tariff on eight European countries opposing U.S. control over Greenland, with plans to increase it to 25% on June 1. The European Union has quickly stated that it will take countermeasures, and the bilateral trade relationship faces further escalation risks.In 2024, the bilateral goods trade volume between the U.S. and Europe is expected to be around $650 billion to $700 billion, and the impact of escalating conflicts cannot be ignored. The European Parliament is also considering suspending the U.S.-EU trade agreement reached in July this year. Against this backdrop, Bitcoin has continued to face pressure after falling below $90,000. Although it briefly rebounded above $97,000, the momentum has not recovered. QCP pointed out that BTC currently resembles a high-beta risk asset rather than a safe-haven tool, being highly sensitive to interest rates, geopolitical issues, and cross-market volatility. Until policy signals become clearer, the crypto market may continue to respond passively, with a shift in focus towards capital preservation rather than risk-taking.
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