{"content":"🚨 BREAKING: Trump’s Trade Fears Weigh on Markets Xi Meeting Hype Fades as Risk Turns Red According to Scott Bessent, Trump is expected to meet Xi in South Korea during the last week of October, though the “100% tariff” threat set for November 1 isn’t final yet. That hint briefly eased market anxiety yesterday, but with no official date or joint statement, the relief rally quickly lost steam. This morning, fresh tensions over U.S.–China port fees reignited risk-off sentiment. Safe-haven currencies strengthened first, followed by declines in stocks and crypto. Oil attempted a short-lived rally on hopes that “talks are still alive,” but once traders realized it was headline-driven, the momentum faded too. Now, markets view this phase as an unstable pause — with no guarantees ahead. A confirmed meeting date could trigger a sharp risk-on bounce in semiconductors, energy, and China-linked stocks. Any delay, mixed signals, or negative tone, however, could spark the next leg down. Traders are cutting back on speculative bets, choosing caution over hope. $WLFI $TRUMP #TrumpTraiff WLFI 0.1395 ▼ -1.62% TRUMP 6.22 ▼ -2.2%","images":["https://d35imkjvkj28kt.cloudfront.net/uploadfile/article/blog/2025102025/10/14/100c192c5d2ef9dd7928d6828b565c5e.png"],"tags":[],"tradingPairs":["TRUMP/USDT"],"quotearticleid":0}