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Investing.com -- Bitcoin turned lower on Sunday, falling about 1.5% to $67,433.8, after trading slightly higher earlier in the session and holding near the $68,000 level.

The world’s largest cryptocurrency had edged up marginally earlier Sunday as prices steadied following choppy trading a day earlier. On Saturday, Bitcoin briefly dipped after U.S. President Donald Trump said he would raise a temporary global tariff rate to 15%, before stabilizing later in the session.

The latest move pushed Bitcoin back toward the lower end of its recent range, extending a period of consolidation that has kept prices largely confined between the mid-$67,000 and high-$68,000 levels in recent days.

Trading has remained relatively subdued despite ongoing policy headlines, with price swings reflecting short-term adjustments rather than a decisive trend shift. For now, Bitcoin continues to hover near recent levels as investors look for clearer macro signals to drive the next move.