[Qcp Capital: Market Volatility Expected To Persist Until Trump'S Talks With Mexico And EU Tariff Policy Take Effect] February 3Rd: The Latest Analysis By Qcp Capital Pointed Out That The First Round Of Trade Policies By The Trump Administration Has Triggered Severe Global Market Volatility. The Bond Yield Curve Has Shown A Bearish Flattening Trend — With The 2-Year Yield Rising And The 10-Year Yield Falling, Indicating Market Concerns Over Short-Term Inflation And The Long-Term Risk To Global Economic Growth From The Trade War.The Spread Between New York And London Gold Prices Has Widened, Reflecting Not Only Popular Efp Arbitrage Trade Unwinds But Also Suggesting Potential Logistical Challenges In Transferring Gold Between Different Vaults, Reminding The Market Of The Uncertainty Of A Potential Further Expansion Of Tariff Scope.The Cryptocurrency Market Experienced A Severe Sell-Off. As A Risk Indicator Before The U.S. Market Opening, The Cryptocurrency Market Saw A Nearly $2 Billion Liquidation, With Eth Seeing A Larger Decline Than Btc. Analysis Suggests That Today'S Risk-Off Sentiment Is Mainly Driven By Cross-Asset Portfolio Rebalancing Rather Than A Single-Asset Event. It Is Expected That Market Volatility Will Continue Until The Conclusion Of Trump'S Negotiations With Mexico And The Implementation Of EU Tariff Policies