A prominent figure in political funding circles recently raised an interesting point about what's keeping inflation stubbornly elevated. According to their take, tariff policies are playing a bigger role than many realize in keeping price pressures sticky.
Here's the thing—they're watching to see if a different policy direction could actually provide some breathing room. The angle here matters for anyone tracking how macroeconomic shifts ripple through markets, especially when it comes to asset pricing and investor sentiment.
Tariffs hit supply chains. Supply chain disruptions feed into pricing. And pricing expectations shape everything from currency flows to how traders position themselves across different asset classes. Whether you're watching traditional markets or the crypto space, these macro headwinds deserve attention.
The question floating around: if policy does shift, could we finally see some relief on the inflation front? That's the real wildcard for markets heading into this period.
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TheMemefather
· 2025-12-20 22:33
Tariffs should have been changed a long time ago. It's too late to mention it now... When the supply chain gets disrupted, the crypto world also suffers.
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GateUser-3824aa38
· 2025-12-18 04:13
Tariffs should have been thoroughly examined long ago. When the supply chain gets blocked, prices surge, and that's the real driver of inflation.
Once policies shift, both the crypto market and traditional markets will have to follow suit. If this wave truly eases, the opportunity for bottom-fishing will come.
Basically, it's about waiting for policy signals; everything else is just superficial...
Tariffs choking the supply chain directly affects liquidity. No one paid much attention to this before, and now you're only realizing?
If adjustments can be made, the asset allocation game will be reshuffled. However, I think we should wait a bit longer.
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TestnetScholar
· 2025-12-18 03:00
Tariffs have really been underestimated. When the supply chain gets stuck, prices soar, and the crypto world can't escape either.
A prominent figure in political funding circles recently raised an interesting point about what's keeping inflation stubbornly elevated. According to their take, tariff policies are playing a bigger role than many realize in keeping price pressures sticky.
Here's the thing—they're watching to see if a different policy direction could actually provide some breathing room. The angle here matters for anyone tracking how macroeconomic shifts ripple through markets, especially when it comes to asset pricing and investor sentiment.
Tariffs hit supply chains. Supply chain disruptions feed into pricing. And pricing expectations shape everything from currency flows to how traders position themselves across different asset classes. Whether you're watching traditional markets or the crypto space, these macro headwinds deserve attention.
The question floating around: if policy does shift, could we finally see some relief on the inflation front? That's the real wildcard for markets heading into this period.