Gate News, Bitcoin (BTC) benefited from the easing of Middle East conflicts. On Tuesday (June 23), President Trump announced a ceasefire between Iran and Israel, stating that Israel and Iran have fully agreed to a comprehensive ceasefire lasting 12 hours, at which point the war will be considered over.

According to ChainCatcher news, reported by Jin10, the Bank of Japan stated that the future direction of global trade policies is highly uncertain, and it remains difficult to predict how overseas economic activities will respond to these policies.

On June 10, Fitch said that rising trade tariffs and policy uncertainty will weaken global growth prospects and increase the risk of tighter financial conditions. Public finances and political risks remain elevated. The escalation of the global trade war, the uncertainty of the end point of tariffs and their impact on global trade volumes, supply chains, investment and international relations constitute significant negative shocks to the global economy. Uncertainty about the extent and timing of the impact on prices and economic activity further exacerbates uncertainty about the Fed's policy rate path and the risk of volatile financing conditions.

Golden Finance reported that on June 10 local time, the first meeting of the China-US economic and trade consultation mechanism entered its second day. The meeting started in the morning and continued after lunch. (Yu Yuan Tan Tian)

Gold futures prices rose on June 10, but prices were still fluctuating in a narrow range due to the lack of catalysts. David Morrison, senior market analyst at Trade Nation, said in a note that gold prices continue to consolidate after a long bull run. Excluding the brief volatility in mid-April, the gold price has been roughly in the range of US$3,200-US$3,400 per ounce over the past two months. Gold prices retreated to neutral levels from the overbought levels in April. However, Morrison said the consolidation and recent trading have provided little clue as to where gold prices will move next.

Bitcoin broke through $110,000 during the resumption of US-China trade talks, but market enthusiasm quickly waned. Meanwhile, Ethereum's implied volatility has risen, with significant capital inflows indicating a resurgence of institutional investor interest, potentially signaling a structural upward opportunity.

The Web3 high-frequency trading and gamification platform SoarFun officially launched on June 10, allowing users to participate in on-chain high-frequency game trading via the website and Telegram Mini App, as well as deposit and redeem points. At the same time, it has initiated the "Million Wealth Creation Plan," airdropping a total of $9,999 USDT to 1,111 users, and introduced the Gatrifi model, which combines gamified trading experience with a transparent mechanism, attracting over 600,000 sign up users.

GRVT announced the launch of the Tap & Trade Challenge, introducing the RPI (Retail Price Improvement mechanism), aimed at providing better trading prices and a fairer trading environment for global users, drop transaction costs, and prevent algorithmic trading frontrunning.

Bonk Guy responded to doubts on the X platform, announcing that he will no longer publicly disclose new trades, and emphasized that profits mainly come from investment logic. He has secretly built positions in two new targets, with unrealized gains of 65% and 164% respectively, rejecting KOL collaborations and stressing shared risks with fans.

Gold futures prices continue to fall, pulling back from Friday's gains, with an increase of about 23% since the beginning of the year. Changes in Trump's tariff policy affect gold prices, and a stronger dollar intensifies downward pressure. Market uncertainty keeps gold in high demand, seen as a defensive investment choice.

Golden Finance reported that Taras Kachka, Deputy Minister of Economy and Trade Representative of Ukraine, stated at the Kyiv Trade Conference that Ukrainian President Zelensky has sent a letter to U.S. President Trump, proposing not only to discuss cooperation in the defense industry and new trade opportunities but also to sign a free trade agreement. (CCTV News)

Odaily News The Director-General of the World Trade Organization, Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, stated in Tokyo, Japan on the 13th that the U.S. tariff measures pose challenges to global trade. According to Bloomberg News, Iweala mentioned during a meeting with Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba that the current trade field faces a very severe situation, but at the same time, there are many opportunities that should be leveraged to tackle challenges. Furthermore, according to the Japan Broadcasting Corporation, Iweala and Ishiba agreed on the need to work together to address issues such as the flaws in the WTO dispute resolution mechanism and restore the centripetal force of the WTO.

Odaily News The Director-General of the World Trade Organization, Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, said on the 13th in Tokyo, Japan, that the U.S. tariff measures pose challenges to global trade. According to Bloomberg News, Okonjo-Iweala stated during a meeting with Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba that the current trade environment is facing very severe conditions, but at the same time, there are many opportunities, and we should use this as a chance to address the challenges. Additionally, according to NHK, Okonjo-Iweala and Ishiba agreed on the necessity of working together to address issues such as the flaws in the WTO dispute resolution mechanism and to restore the cohesion of the WTO.

Jin10 Data reported on May 14 that the Director-General of the World Trade Organization, Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, stated in Tokyo, Japan, on the 13th that the U.S. tariff measures pose a challenge to global trade. According to Bloomberg News, Okonjo-Iweala mentioned during her meeting with Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba in Tokyo that the current trade situation is extremely severe, but there are also many opportunities, and we should take this as a chance to tackle the challenges. Additionally, according to Japan Broadcasting Corporation, both Okonjo-Iweala and Ishiba agreed on the necessity of working together to address issues such as the flaws in the WTO dispute resolution mechanism and to restore the cohesion of the WTO.

PANews, May 13 news, according to Bloomberg, Andrew Peel, head of Morgan Stanley's digital asset market, left in March and plans to establish a crypto investment fund and DeFi trading technology company in Zug, Switzerland, focusing on connecting TradFi with Decentralized Finance. The new company will include asset management and trading product development, with fundraising set to begin in the coming months. This move comes as Morgan Stanley plans to incorporate crypto trading services into its ETrade platform next year.

Odaily News The U.S. Treasury Secretary Becerra stated in an interview: "I am optimistic about trade, and we hope to achieve more frictionless trade." (Jin10)

Gate News bot news, according to Cointelegraph, the EU is considering reaching a UK-style trade agreement with the US, which may retain some tariffs.

Gate News bot news, according to Bloomberg, European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde stated that the expansion of trade in the region helps to compensate for losses caused by global fragmentation. During her surprise visit to Kyiv, she recalled that much of the Eurozone's exports go to other European countries, including the UK, Switzerland, and Norway.

Jin10 reported on June 12 that Vietnam's Minister of Trade Nguyen Hong Dien met with executives from Nike (NKE.N) and Walmart (WMT.N), as part of a significant charm offensive targeting American companies, aimed at garnering support ahead of high-stakes trade negotiations to avoid hefty tariffs. According to a statement on the website of the Vietnamese Ministry of Trade, Nguyen Hong Dien urged these companies to "express their strong support, promote the negotiation process, and reach a fair, balanced, and sustainable protocol as soon as possible."

Jin10 data reported on June 5, forex analysts suggest that on the surface, the European Central Bank's downward revision of inflation expectations may trigger more intense forex reactions. However, persistent trade uncertainties and the recent collapse of the euro's correlation with interest rates have largely restrained the euro. Nevertheless, the euro is testing the daily high again, which is a subtle signal indicating that even in a low fluctuation environment, traders may still lean towards long positions.

BlockBeats news, on May 30, the Washington District Court followed the previous ruling of the US Trade Court. (Jin10)

Golden Finance reports that White House trade advisor Navarro comments on the trade court ruling: There is no doubt that an economic emergency exists, and nothing has really changed. The court is obstructing President Trump's policy agenda. A trade agreement will be reached.

Odaily News White House trade advisor Navarro said regarding the trade court ruling that the court is obstructing President Trump's policy agenda, a trade agreement will be reached, and nothing has really changed. (Jin10)

PANews, May 29 news, Indian Ministry of Commerce Special Secretary Agarwal: The trade negotiations between India and the United States are progressing smoothly, and good results are expected soon.

Gate News bot message, U.S. President Trump stated that we will reach a trade agreement with India.

On June 11, financial expert Nikos Tzabouras said in a report that the safe-haven appeal of precious metals has strengthened as U.S. courts upheld what President Trump called "reciprocal" tariffs during appeals. On the other hand, optimism about the US-China trade deal has risen, and US negotiations with other partners may also make progress in the near term. Tzabouras added that these conditions could dampen the rally in gold prices and lock it in a narrow price band.

On June 11, investors turned their attention to key U.S. inflation data. Jeff O'Connor, head of market structure at Liquidnet, said: "The market seems to be shifting its focus – at least temporarily – away from headline-driven tariff risk back to the really important macro data. Investors are bracing for the first conclusive evidence that near-term trade policy may be impacting inflation. ”

Gate News bot news, European Central Bank President Lagarde stated in a speech that mandatory trade policies are not a sustainable solution to today's trade tensions. Protectionism does not address the root problems when alleviating imbalances, but rather erodes the foundation of global prosperity. As countries are now deeply integrated through global Supply Chain – yet geopolitically no longer allied as in the past – this risk is greater than ever. Mandatory trade policies are more likely to provoke retaliation and lead to harmful outcomes for both sides.

European Central Bank President Lagarde pointed out that mandatory trade policies cannot effectively resolve trade tensions and may instead provoke retaliation, eroding global prosperity. Analysis shows that if global trade fractures, major economies will face a worse situation.

According to the Toronto Sun, a U.S.-Canada trade deal could be reached at any time next week after a speech by Pete Hoekstra, Trump's new ambassador to Canada. In his speech, Pete Hoekstra said: "I'm optimistic about the current relationship, and I'm even more optimistic about where I think it's going. Although he didn't dwell on the specifics, his words sparked enthusiasm in the audience. One source commented: "The agreement could be reached before the G7 summit on June 15, perhaps as early as next week. Other Canadian sources said that "after Pete Hoekstra's speech, Ottawa knew what they needed to do", that "the next 48 to 72 hours will be critical" and that "Carney's team aims to reach an agreement before the G7 summit".

BlockBeats news, on May 28, U.S. trade advisor Navarro pointed out in a column that the bond market has misinterpreted Trump's proposal. (Jin10)

Jin10 News May 21, KCM Trade Chief Market Analyst Tim Waterer stated, "In the medium to long term, gold prices are expected to further pump, but any positive news regarding trade protocols may become an obstacle for gold prices attempting to return to the $3500 level."

According to data released by the government on Monday, India's merchandise trade deficit narrowed to $21.88 billion in May, lower than analysts' estimates of $25 billion and down from $26.42 billion in April, according to government data released on Monday. According to the data, merchandise exports in May were $38.73 billion and imports were $60.61 billion. Meanwhile, India's trade minister Sunil Barthwal said the services trade surplus was estimated at $14.65 billion in May, with services exports rising to $32.39 billion and imports rising to $17.14 billion.

Jin10 data reported on June 16 that, according to Israeli media Mako News, Israel submitted a revised proposal in negotiations with Hamas regarding hostages, suggesting a possible opening for a temporary ceasefire. The new proposal states that Hamas would release 8 Israeli hostages on the first day of the ceasefire, and release 2 more hostages after a ceasefire of 20-30 days (previously it was 10 hostages released on the first day of the ceasefire, and all hostages after 60 days). Hamas had previously refused to implement the second phase of hostage release after a 60-day ceasefire due to concerns that Israel might resume operations during the interim. Israel's new proposal aims to address this concern, although it is currently unclear whether it is sufficient to restart formal negotiations. As of now, no Israeli delegation has been sent to Cairo or Doha, indicating that the protocol is still in the preliminary draft stage. Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu confirmed on Fox News on Sunday that "some progress has been made" and stated that "

ChainCatcher news, the yield-bearing stablecoin Noon tweeted that users can claim NOON tokens based on USN/sUSN activities and Noon points after the TGE, but they cannot be traded. Users can choose to stake, and staking NOON will yield sNOON. "This design aims to curb speculation, encourage genuine participation, and prioritize long-term contributors over capital." The official goal is to open the transfer function of NOON by the end of 2025.

The escalation of trade tensions has driven gold prices to rise. Trump announced an increase in tariffs on steel and aluminum, intensifying market tensions. Risk aversion and fiscal uncertainty have propelled gold futures to continue to rise, and market concerns may further exacerbate market fluctuation.

Due to the uncertainty of the U.S. trade tariff policy, traders are more inclined towards short-term quick profit strategies rather than long-term holding. News-driven market fluctuations have increased the difficulty of trading, leaning towards day trading for timely profits.

Golden Finance reports, market news: The EU plans to accelerate trade negotiations with the United States.

BlockBeats news, on May 26, U.S. President Trump stated, "Countries around the world want to reach trade agreements with us. Seeing this is very reassuring." (Jin10)

According to ChainCatcher news and Jin10 reports, French President Macron reiterated that tariffs are not the correct way to address trade imbalances.

Gate News bot message, according to Cryptonews, the German financial regulator BaFin has issued a full MiCA license to the European fintech company Trade Republic. This license authorizes Trade Republic to conduct encryption asset accomplice services in 30 countries of the European Economic Area, covering approximately 4 million users across 17 markets. Data shows that there are currently 25 institutions in the EU that have obtained MiCA licenses, of which 9 licenses were issued by BaFin. According to relevant regulations, all encryption asset service providers must obtain a MiCA license before mid-2025 in order to continue conducting cross-border business.

Canadian Prime Minister Carney and British Prime Minister Starmer promote trade and technology cooperation, and at the same time, Canada will introduce a bill to ratify the United Kingdom's accession to the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP). (Golden Ten)

Jin10 reported on May 26 that U.S. President Trump stated that the European Union requested an extension of the trade negotiation window and has agreed to extend the deadline to July 9.

Jin10 data June 13 news, Trade Nation analyst David Morrison stated that gold has steadily risen above $3400 per ounce after struggling for about six weeks. It will be interesting to see if it can hold this level before the weekend. It is also noteworthy that even with the significant rise of the dollar, gold prices are still rising. This indicates that the negative correlation between the two assets is not as tight as traders previously thought.

BlockBeats news, on June 6, the trade talks between India and the United States have been extended to next week. (Jin10)

Gate News bot message: According to data from DefiLlama, this week has been relatively calm, with venture capitalists and other investors investing $3 million in crypto asset startups, bringing the total funding to over $7.7 billion in 2025 so far. As in previous weeks, investors are focusing on infrastructure projects aimed at expanding Ethereum, quantitative trading, and enhancing Bitcoin functionality.

Odaily News U.S. Trade Representative Tai stated that the tariff litigation has not affected trade negotiations, and if the tariff ruling "goes in the opposite direction," we have other tools. (Jin10)

BlockBeats news, on May 23, U.S. Treasury Secretary Basant: It is expected that several significant trade agreements will be reached in the coming weeks. Since tariff policies have now brought "considerable revenue," there will be 100s of billions in tariff revenue every year in the future, making the deficit outlook very optimistic. (Jin10)

BlockBeats news, on May 23, Trump mentioned in a post suggesting a 50% tariff on EU products starting from June 1, that there has been no progress in trade negotiations between the US and the EU, and that the main purpose of the EU's establishment is to take advantage of the US in trade.

Jin10 reported on June 7 that Japan's chief trade negotiator, Akizawa Ryozo, stated that U.S. tariffs have had a significant impact on the Japanese economy. He believes that further progress has been made in trade negotiations with the U.S. Akizawa Ryozo once again urged the U.S. to reconsider its tariff measures.