Bitcoin has surpassed $87,000! This week, the United States will begin trade negotiations with Japan, South Korea, and India, and the U.S. stock market will see the super earnings report week...

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Bitcoin had a good gain early this week, hitting a maximum of $87,280 this morning (21), the highest since the beginning of April. What economic trends to watch out for this week? (Synopsis: Trump choked Powell "to fire you faster than cut interest rates", Fed independence affected will hit the market? (Background added: EU prepares to cut interest rates for the 7th time, Trump chokes Fed again: Powell always misjudges the economy, should fire and cut interest rates immediately) U.S. stocks closed black across the board last week after the turmoil, showing that the market remains vulnerable amid trade tensions. Although some investors believe that the worst-case scenario of the global trade war may be over as US President Donald Trump suspends reciprocal tariffs and seeks to reach an agreement with countries within 90 days, the market still faces multiple tests this week. Key notes this week: U.S. stock earnings season intensive: The U.S. stock market will be led by Tesla (expected early Wednesday morning Taipei time) and Google's parent company Alphabet (expected to be on Friday Taipei time), and Boeing, IBM, Intel, P > G, Merck... and other heavyweight companies will release financial reports. The performance and outlook of these giants will directly affect market sentiment and related supply chain performance. U.S.-JAPAN, ROK, and India trade talks: Japan: The finance minister is expected to hold a second round of negotiations with U.S. officials (Treasury Secretary Besent, Commerce Secretary Lutnick, Trade Representative Greer) on the 24th. Japan may propose to expand the purchase of U.S. agricultural products (rice, soybeans) and energy, and relax U.S. automobile import inspection regulations, hoping to eliminate the 24% reciprocal tariff and steel and aluminum and automobile tariff exemptions. South Korea: Acting Vice Premier Choi Sang-mu and Minister of Trade, Industry and Energy Andrean will meet with the US side in Washington on the 24th~25th, and are expected to discuss lowering non-tariff barriers to ensure that automobiles and semiconductors can be exempted from tariffs. Vance's visit to India: U.S. Vice President Vance Vance will visit India this week, and his talks with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, as well as the progress of the U.S.-India trade talks, will be the focus of observation. India is eager to reach a deal to avoid tariff shocks. Geopolitical risk: Russian President Vladimir Putin announced on Saturday that the war in Ukraine has entered an Easter truce, with all military operations halted from 6 p.m. Moscow time on Saturday to midnight on Sunday. However, the two sides still controlled each other's attacks, and the fighting continued. Bitcoin broke through $87,000 Back in the cryptocurrency market, after a narrow range of $8.4~$85,000 over the weekend just ended, Bitcoin broke through last week's pressure level after 8 a.m. today (21), reaching a maximum of $87,280, a high since early April. Since the market is currently at a time of low liquidity, there is no particularly positive news, perhaps related to the short-term rapid rally driven by the short liquidation, and the early fall of the dollar index DXY below the 99 mark (for the first time since April 2022), it remains to be seen whether the subsequent bitcoin can continue to strengthen. According to Coinglass data, the entire network has liquidated $220 million in the past 24 hours, and more than 120,000 people have been liquidated. Among the other top ten tokens, Ethereum also broke through $1600 at the same time, and XRP stood back to $2... The best performer in the last seven days was SOL, up 7.55%. Related reports Fed Bauer clearly "does not bail out", can cryptocurrencies wait for the liquidity feast? US think tank spouts Trump Bauer: Fed interest rate cut is too much, "inflation is about to explode", economics has completely failed Fed Powell shouted "no urgent interest rate cut", the US economy is still very strong; Trump responds: It's too slow 〈Bitcoin breaks $87,000! This week, the United States will start trade negotiations with Japan, South Korea and India, and the US stock super earnings week will appear..."This article was first published in BlockTempo's "Dynamic Trend - The Most Influential Blockchain News Media".

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