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Surprising Statement from China Amidst the Trade War Escalation! What is Bitcoin Related?
China has recently completely rejected the information that it is negotiating trade with America, calling it "baseless rumors." The Chinese Ministry of Commerce confirmed that there are no economic discussions taking place with the U.S.
According to a series of posts by Walter Bloomberg, the Chinese side emphasized that if America is truly serious about reducing trade tensions, they need to eliminate all unilateral tariffs imposed on China. America-China tensions escalate amid market expectations This move comes as U.S. President Donald Trump stated on April 23 that "everything is being deployed" when asked about the possibility of communication with China's leadership. Previously, America had reignited trade tensions with a series of new tariffs, but then suspended tariffs on most countries, except for China. China has responded with similar measures, causing the tax levels between the two countries to rise to a record high and raising concerns in financial markets, including cryptocurrencies. Bitcoin fluctuates slightly, investors are closely monitoring the situation. Conflicting information between the two superpowers has had a slight impact on Bitcoin prices and the cryptocurrency market. During the day, the price of BTC dropped from above 93,000 USD to below 92,000 USD, before recovering to around 92,470 USD. Although the volatility is not too strong, investors are still on high alert for the next statements from both sides, as trade tensions often directly affect investment flows and global market sentiment.