Negotiations between China and the US in Kuala Lumpur yielded a preliminary trade agreement, aiming to ease tensions and stabilize bilateral relations. While the talks focused on traditional economic areas like tariffs and trade, they did not directly impact the cryptocurrency markets. However, experts say these discussions could influence global markets indirectly. The agreement comes amidst heightened geopolitical tensions between both nations, which have been closely watched by investors worldwide. China’s economic outlook for 2025, with its focus on international collaborations and partnerships, may also play a role in shaping future global trade dynamics.