Bitcoin Falls Below $100K as Trade War Tensions Escalate Between US, Canada and Mexico

Bitcoin's recent momentum stalled as global trade tensions escalated, with the flagship cryptocurrency trading below the $100,000 mark for the third consecutive day.

  • Bitcoin trades below $100,000 for third consecutive day amid escalating global trade tensions.
  • Canada announces 25% retaliatory tariffs on U.S. goods, joining Mexico in trade dispute response.
  • China plans WTO case against U.S. while preparing countermeasures against new tariffs.
  • Trade war escalation and immigration policies could impact Federal Reserve’s rate cut timeline.
  • CoinDesk 20 Index drops over 2% as cryptocurrency market follows Bitcoin’s downward trend.

Bitcoin’s recent momentum stalled as global trade tensions escalated, with the flagship cryptocurrency trading below the $100,000 mark for the third consecutive day. The market reaction comes as Canada joined Mexico in implementing retaliatory measures against U.S. trade policies.

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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau‘s government announced a 25% tariff on various U.S. imports, responding to President Donald Trump‘s decision to impose similar tariffs on Canadian and Mexican goods, while setting a 10% tariff on Chinese imports. The situation has grown more complex as Beijing announced its intention to file a World Trade Organization case against the United States.

The cryptocurrency market’s sensitivity to macroeconomic factors has become increasingly evident. The current trade disputes, combined with U.S. immigration enforcement actions, could potentially fuel inflation – a scenario that might delay the Federal Reserve’s anticipated interest rate cuts. This macroeconomic uncertainty has triggered a risk-off sentiment in the crypto markets.

The broader digital asset market has mirrored Bitcoin’s performance, with the CoinDesk 20 Index, a benchmark tracking the performance of major cryptocurrencies, declining more than 2%. This movement suggests that crypto markets are increasingly correlated with traditional market risk factors, particularly during periods of global economic tension.

Traditional market participants are closely monitoring Bitcoin’s performance during weekend trading sessions, as it serves as one of the few actively traded macro assets during these periods, potentially providing early indicators for Monday’s traditional market opening.

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