Trump’s Tariffs and Inflation to Fuel Market Uncertainty, JPMorgan | Airdrop Alert Pro

Global traders, including cryptocurrencies, should be volatility As tariffs and inflation According to a new survey by JPMorgan Chase to shape the focus of market trends.

The findings of the survey show that only 27% of respondents viewed inflation as a major issue compared to the previous year, with a significant increase in concern.

JP Morgan investigates tariffs that cause market uncertainty

Over the past week, U.S. President Donald Trump has introduced 25% Import tariffs From Mexico and Canada, tariffs on Chinese goods were 10%, delaying some of these measures only soon after.

“…We further agree to immediately suspend the expected tariffs for one month…” Trump reveal In the post.

But before the pause, tariffs triggered a major Market fluctuationswith stocks, currencies and commodities respond to policy announcements.

Against this backdrop, an annual survey of institutional trading clients from JPMorgan Chase shows that 51% of traders believe inflation Tariffs will be the most influential factor in the global market in 2025.

this Poll The back-and-forth nature of these policies is cited, saying that this has led to a sharp market development. This involvement hints about China’s announcement of 10% tariffs on U.S. crude oil and agricultural machinery in response to U.S. tariffs on all Chinese imports.

In terms of inflation, traders see Trump’s tariff policy as inherent inflation, driving price increases in multiple sectors. In addition, fewer traders worry Potential recession. Only 7% of those surveyed believe this is a major problem, compared with 18% in 2024.

The report also highlights the ever-changing market structure. It stressed that electronic trading is expected to expand across all asset classes, including emerging markets such as cryptocurrencies.

Volatility remains a core concern

The JPMorgan Chase survey also identified market volatility among the 2025 viewing challenges. In particular, 41% of respondents named it their main focus, up from 28% in 2024. Unlike previous years’ expectations that fluctuate around key expected activities, traders are now experiencing them. Sudden market volatility is caused by unpredictable politics and Economic News.

“The difference this year is the unexpected timing of volatility. Unlike in the past, when volatility is associated with scheduled events such as election or non-farm wage data, we see headlines in response to government plans in response to government plans When we see more sudden fluctuations that lead to knee reactions in the market, “Reuters” Reportciting Eddie Wen, head of global digital markets at JPMorgan Chase.

Meanwhile, the broader financial markets are not the only ones who respond to Trump’s tariff policies. The Bitcoin and cryptocurrency sectors are also feeling the impact of these economic shifts. When Trump postponed tariffs on Canada and Mexico, Coinbase Bitcoin Premium Index Soars to New 2025.

Similarly, the news triggered Bitcoin price rebounds. Traders interpret the delay as a sign of potential economic stability. Furthermore, when the United States ceases tariffs on Mexico, XRP sees a major recovery. This highlights the direct impact of trade policies on the digital asset market.

However, China’s retaliation against Trump’s tariffs New instability has been introduced, further exacerbating market volatility.

Andrew Kang, crypto analyst: “(Ethereum will fall to 2200-2400 Write.

Elsewhere, the glass section is highlighted Anomalies of the current Bitcoin cycle. As Beincrypto reported, the blockchain analytics firm notes how macroeconomic factors, including tariffs, play a huge role. Unlike the cycle that was mainly followed by internal Crypto Industry Trendsthe 2025 cycle can achieve a significant impact on global economic policies.