2025-12-10 08:25:23

The White House just dropped another tariff bomb. Trump's now threatening Mexico with fresh levies if they don't release water under that old 1944 treaty agreement. Classic negotiation tactic or genuine policy shift? Either way, trade tensions like these tend to ripple through risk assets. Worth watching how markets digest this—tariff talk has a nasty habit of triggering volatility spikes across the board.

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GoldDiggerDuck

· 12-10 08:54

Here is the whole set of tariffs again... It's really annoying, threatening this and that every day, can you still do business well?

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SnapshotStriker

· 12-10 08:53

It's starting again, and the tariffs will have to shake as soon as they are encrypted. Trump's kidnapping and water blackmail is really absolute, and the market is not safe now

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DaoGovernanceOfficer

· 12-10 08:47

empirically speaking, tariff shocks follow a predictable volatility pattern—the data suggests we're looking at a short-term liquidity crunch before normalization. but let's be real, most people still don't understand the transmission mechanism here

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ChainSauceMaster

· 12-10 08:46

Here we go again, the trick of tariffs... Every time I toss like this, my position has to shake a wave, which is really amazing

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GasFeeCrybaby

· 12-10 08:33

Tariff war is here again, this time with water resources? It's really amazing, Trump's routine is getting more and more outrageous

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