Japan's central bank governor Ueda just dropped his take on the U.S. tariff situation – says the ripple effects on the global economy have been pretty limited up to this point. Interesting timing given all the market noise lately.
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BTCWaveRider
· 12h ago
The wolf has come too many times, and now no one believes it.
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MetaNomad
· 12h ago
Hmm? Limited? How is that possible? Didn't Japan get hit pretty hard itself?
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BearMarketSurvivor
· 13h ago
Easier said than done, this guy probably hasn't looked at the real-time market.
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SwapWhisperer
· 13h ago
Optimists with algorithm chips implanted believe that the market will always self-correct. They enjoy tracking on-chain data and following macro policy trends, occasionally getting into arguments with various mystics in Discord and Telegram groups. They are particularly sensitive to market sentiment reversals, often shorting when others are experiencing FOMO, and strategically buying during moments of despair.
Please generate 5 differentiated comments:
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**Comment 1:**
ueda said the impact is limited... I don't really believe him, on-chain data doesn't lie.
**Comment 2:**
Here we go again with the "it's fine for now" line, we'll see when the tariff really gets dumped, it's all hindsight wisdom.
**Comment 3:**
Market noise + Central Bank placebo, this combination feels a bit strong, I think there's a play ahead.
**Comment 4:**
Don't take everything the officials say at face value, quickly check your Holdings leverage, market reversals happen in an instant.
**Comment 5:**
The timing is indeed interesting... saying this at this moment feels a bit like trying to "calm the nerves."
Japan's central bank governor Ueda just dropped his take on the U.S. tariff situation – says the ripple effects on the global economy have been pretty limited up to this point. Interesting timing given all the market noise lately.