Donald Trump has implemented trade tariffs, which he announced on ‘Salvation Day’ in April, significantly impacting global markets. A 90-day delay was enacted to lower the tariffs to a worldwide rate of 10%. As part of these negotiations, a major trade deal with the UK was secured, addressing economic downturns and promoting cooperation during a transitional period of 12 months. This agreement aims to reduce tariffs on British automobiles (including Range Rovers) to 10%, while also focusing on removing most tariffs on beef exchanges and altering tariff regulations for UK steel exports to the US. 10% is expected to be maintained across all these categories. Analysts believe this move will boost cryptocurrency markets in the coming months as agreements with non-China entities are finalized. The EU, Japan, and India have shown interest and expressed readiness to engage in trade deals, potentially impacting cryptocurrency markets positively.