[GUEST ACCESS MODE: Data is scrambled or limited to provide examples. Make requests using your API key to unlock full data. Check https://lunarcrush.ai/auth for authentication information.]  Cypress Demanincor [@CDemanincor](/creator/twitter/CDemanincor) on x 45K followers Created: 2025-07-22 23:54:45 UTC July 23rd Asia session report 2025 📈 Afternoon Market Update: Global Trade News Lifts Risk Sentiment As of this afternoon, our earlier report remains largely unchanged aside from key tariff-related developments that could further fuel optimism in global markets. In our prior outlook, we noted that buyers were still in control and that broader market sentiment remained positive. That thesis has played out well into the Asia session, which has now seen several net-positive updates on global trade — particularly involving Japan, Indonesia, and the Philippines — all of which are helping sustain bullish momentum in crypto and equities. 🇯🇵 Japan-US Trade Talks: Progress Toward a Deal Japan’s top tariff negotiator, Ryosei Akazawa, met with US Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick today in Washington, emphasizing that both nations are working toward a “mutually agreeable landing point” while safeguarding national interests. According to the Japanese government’s statement, both sides held “frank and in-depth discussions” with the intent of securing a win-win agreement. Akazawa arrived just one day after Japan's upper house elections, which resulted in a loss of majority for Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba’s coalition. Despite political shifts, Japan is aiming to strike a deal with the US before reciprocal tariffs take effect on August X. The stakes are high: Japan could face XX% US tariffs unless a deal is finalized. Akazawa is expected to meet with Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, Commerce Secretary Lutnick, and US Trade Representative Jamieson Greer during his visit. In response, Bessent emphasized the US is focused on “high-quality deals” rather than rushing agreements for optics. 🇺🇸 Trump Announces Landmark Trade Deals In a series of high-impact posts on Truth Social, President Donald Trump announced three major trade deals with Japan, Indonesia, and the Philippines: Japan will reportedly invest $XXX billion into the United States, with America receiving XX% of the profits, and will pay XX% reciprocal tariffs. The deal includes expanded access to Japan’s market for US cars, trucks, rice, and agricultural goods. Indonesia has agreed to eliminate XX% of its tariff barriers, opening its market to US industrial, tech, and agricultural products. In return, the US will impose zero tariffs on Indonesian goods, while Indonesia will pay XX% tariffs on goods entering the US. The deal also includes major contracts for critical minerals, Boeing aircraft, and American energy. The Philippines concluded a zero-tariff open market deal with the US. The Philippines will pay XX% tariffs on its exports to the US, and both nations will deepen military cooperation. These trade developments appear to be supporting riskier assets like crypto. As of this writing, total crypto market cap is up over $XX billion. 📊 Market Levels & Key Observations Bitcoin dominance failed to break the zone we highlighted in recent Zoom sessions. Seems as though for now it has now found support, and BTC has rebounded above $120K, benefiting from the bullish tariff headlines. Total market cap is testing previous highs again, signaling buyer confidence heading into the overnight session. That said, one critical headwind remains: no trade announcement has yet been made between the US and the EU. Should the EU retaliate or respond negatively to the US tariff framework, this could quickly reverse risk sentiment and spark a flight to safety. 📌 What to Watch Going Into Tomorrow: EU-US Trade Developments – Any escalation or retaliation from the EU could trigger global risk-off sentiment. Follow-through from Asia session – Watch if buyers can sustain momentum and close the day above weekly highs. Bitcoin dominance and total market cap levels – Both are key gauges for further upside continuation or stalling. Markets are at a pivotal moment — while bullish momentum continues to build, the path forward will depend heavily on geopolitical headlines, inflation data labor market data, comments from the Fed at their meeting next week and on going tariff resolutions. Stay sharp and monitor developments closely. $XRP $BTC XXXXX engagements  **Related Topics** [market cap](/topic/market-cap) [Sentiment](/topic/sentiment) [asia](/topic/asia) [Post Link](https://x.com/CDemanincor/status/1947807559806816658)
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Created: 2025-07-22 23:54:45 UTC
July 23rd Asia session report 2025 📈 Afternoon Market Update: Global Trade News Lifts Risk Sentiment
As of this afternoon, our earlier report remains largely unchanged aside from key tariff-related developments that could further fuel optimism in global markets. In our prior outlook, we noted that buyers were still in control and that broader market sentiment remained positive. That thesis has played out well into the Asia session, which has now seen several net-positive updates on global trade — particularly involving Japan, Indonesia, and the Philippines — all of which are helping sustain bullish momentum in crypto and equities.
🇯🇵 Japan-US Trade Talks: Progress Toward a Deal Japan’s top tariff negotiator, Ryosei Akazawa, met with US Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick today in Washington, emphasizing that both nations are working toward a “mutually agreeable landing point” while safeguarding national interests. According to the Japanese government’s statement, both sides held “frank and in-depth discussions” with the intent of securing a win-win agreement.
Akazawa arrived just one day after Japan's upper house elections, which resulted in a loss of majority for Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba’s coalition. Despite political shifts, Japan is aiming to strike a deal with the US before reciprocal tariffs take effect on August X.
The stakes are high: Japan could face XX% US tariffs unless a deal is finalized. Akazawa is expected to meet with Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, Commerce Secretary Lutnick, and US Trade Representative Jamieson Greer during his visit. In response, Bessent emphasized the US is focused on “high-quality deals” rather than rushing agreements for optics.
🇺🇸 Trump Announces Landmark Trade Deals
In a series of high-impact posts on Truth Social, President Donald Trump announced three major trade deals with Japan, Indonesia, and the Philippines: Japan will reportedly invest $XXX billion into the United States, with America receiving XX% of the profits, and will pay XX% reciprocal tariffs. The deal includes expanded access to Japan’s market for US cars, trucks, rice, and agricultural goods.
Indonesia has agreed to eliminate XX% of its tariff barriers, opening its market to US industrial, tech, and agricultural products. In return, the US will impose zero tariffs on Indonesian goods, while Indonesia will pay XX% tariffs on goods entering the US. The deal also includes major contracts for critical minerals, Boeing aircraft, and American energy.
The Philippines concluded a zero-tariff open market deal with the US. The Philippines will pay XX% tariffs on its exports to the US, and both nations will deepen military cooperation.
These trade developments appear to be supporting riskier assets like crypto. As of this writing, total crypto market cap is up over $XX billion.
📊 Market Levels & Key Observations Bitcoin dominance failed to break the zone we highlighted in recent Zoom sessions. Seems as though for now it has now found support, and BTC has rebounded above $120K, benefiting from the bullish tariff headlines.
Total market cap is testing previous highs again, signaling buyer confidence heading into the overnight session.
That said, one critical headwind remains: no trade announcement has yet been made between the US and the EU. Should the EU retaliate or respond negatively to the US tariff framework, this could quickly reverse risk sentiment and spark a flight to safety.
📌 What to Watch Going Into Tomorrow:
EU-US Trade Developments – Any escalation or retaliation from the EU could trigger global risk-off sentiment.
Follow-through from Asia session – Watch if buyers can sustain momentum and close the day above weekly highs.
Bitcoin dominance and total market cap levels – Both are key gauges for further upside continuation or stalling.
Markets are at a pivotal moment — while bullish momentum continues to build, the path forward will depend heavily on geopolitical headlines, inflation data labor market data, comments from the Fed at their meeting next week and on going tariff resolutions. Stay sharp and monitor developments closely. $XRP $BTC
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