Bitunix Analyst: Tariff Deferral Deadline Looming, Stagflation Concerns Rising, Suggests Setting Short-term Defensive Position

Blockbeats
26 Jun

BlockBeats News, June 26th. Apollo's Chief Economist Slock warned that the U.S. is at a stagflation turning point. Due to Trump's comprehensive tariff increase, the economy has slowed down while inflation has risen, coexisting. Apollo estimates that by 2025, GDP growth will drop to 1.2%, inflation will rise to 3%, and the unemployment rate will exceed 5%. The country may fall into a recession this summer. Tariffs suppress corporate and consumer demand through the supply chain, stagflation limits the Fed's policy space, increases market volatility, and raises hedging demand.

Bitunix Analyst Suggests:

Currently, the U.S. is holding intensive negotiations with major trading partners, including the EU, Japan, South Korea, India, Vietnam, etc., countries where agreements have not yet been reached. If stagflation becomes a reality, it will be detrimental to the midterm performance of risk assets. The cryptocurrency market may face profit-taking and liquidity withdrawal pressure. Key BTC support is at 103,000 US dollars, with resistance at 110,500 US dollars. It is recommended to trade conservatively, increase stop-loss awareness, avoid high-volatility periods, and keep a close eye on trade negotiation progress.

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