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China expanded government spending at the fastest rate for any first quarter since 2022, ramping up support for an economy bracing for foreign demand declines as a trade war with the US intensifies.

"The Trump administration's actions will begin to reverse..."

Fed Chairman Powell's comments led to $1.5 trillion in market losses.Tech stocks hit hardest during the sell-off.Economic slowdown and inflation increase concerns.

Trade wars, especially extreme trade conflicts leading to "decoupling", are not just an obstruction to the flow of goods, but also a tearing apart of the highly specialized production networks formed under the global division of labor system over the past few decades.

The tug of the trade war continues today.

China halts rare earth exports; impact on U.S. industries.Increased costs for manufacturers reliant on rare earth.Potential long-term global supply chain disruptions reported.

Goldman Sachs on Monday reduced its forecast for aluminium prices this year after its economists downgraded global growth forecasts including for the U.S. and China following the Trump administration's move to sharply increase tariffs.

Javon Marks identifies a bullish MACD divergence as BTC prints lower lows in price but higher lows on momentum indicators.MACD lines are converging with RSI stabilizing, suggesting a potential breakout above recent swing highs may follow technical confirmation.BTC remains supported by its long-term trendline as accumulation rises, with whales buying dips according to the A/D line.

Bitcoin commemorated its 15th anniversary on October 31, celebrated worldwide by investors and enthusiasts amid a turbulent market environment that emphasizes the strength and adaptability of digital currencies.