Bitcoin surged over 8% following Trump's announcement of a tariff pause for most countries, excluding China.Trump's tariff rate on China increased to 125%, showing ongoing trade tensions and uncertainty in global markets.Market reactions suggest changing expectations around future negotiations, with Bitcoin prices influenced by these shifts.A potential deal with China remains unpriced, indicating a significant market response if negotiations progress.Funds are re-grossing positions, and short-sellers are covering, reminiscent of COVID period market behavior.Concerns about yuan dynamics, high yields, and credit issues persist, impacting risk assets' outlook.Goldman Sachs revised its recession baseline after the tariff pause, expecting continued sector-specific tariffs.Today's US CPI release may influence BTC's next move, with expectations of around 2.5% YoY and 3.0% to 3.1% YoY for core CPI.Market volatility remains high, with concerns over liquidity and safe-haven flows impacting investor behavior.Goldman anticipates additional sector-specific tariffs despite the partial tariff pause, adjusting its GDP growth forecast.