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It's time to raise cash and build a dry powder reserve after the Greenland-linked tariff threats could escalate in the coming weeks/months. I see a negotiated U.S.–EU deal as most likely.
U.S. customs authorities will face a real challenge if President Donald Trump goes through with his threat to place tariffs on six EU countries - rather than the whole European Union - given the ease of movement of goods between EU members.
European Commissioner for Economy and Productivity Valdis Dombrovskis tells CNBC he hopes U.S. President Donald Trump arrives at the World Economic Forum ready to engage in dialogue on trade tariffs, but said Europe is prepared to move quickly with retaliatory measures if needed.
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent says he is "not sure" why Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell would support Governor Lisa Cook over unproven mortgage fraud allegations. He adds that Powell is "politicizing" the central bank.
The "sell America" trade was in full swing on Tuesday as investors cashed out of U.S. stocks and bonds. U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent told reporters at a press conference at the World Economic Forum on Wednesday that he is not concerned about the sell-off.
A historic India-EU trade deal will likely be concluded in the next few days, Spain's Foreign Minister José Manuel Albares said on a visit to New Delhi on Wednesday, framing the agreement as a measure of security against economic coercion.
Be prepared for "everything": Greenland PM Jens-Frederik Nielsen. Markets slump on Greenland jitters, with major U.S. indexes having their worst session since October.
A New Flashpoint In U.S./Europe Trade Relations
South African Reserve Bank Governor Lesetja Kganyago speaks on Bloomberg Television about the central bank's new 3% inflation target. "There is a print that is coming out later today we expect to be a slight uptick to 3.6% — but throughout the year the prints that we expect for each month is that they will all have a 3% handle," Kganyago told Bloomberg's Joumanna Bercetche in Davos, Switzerland.
European investor flows, particularly from the 'Greenland 8,' are a critical stabilizer for U.S. markets, now totaling $8.5 trillion (12% of US market cap). Current market volatility is driven by geopolitical uncertainty, especially around Trump's unpredictability and potential shifts in U.S.-Europe relations.
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Looking back on the past year using our ETF asset class matrix below, the single best-performing assets were precious metals, with gold up 75.6% and silver providing an astounding 210.6% total return. The major US indices all provided a total return ranging from high-single digits to the mid-teens.
Matt Orton of Raymond James Investment Management explains the market's reaction to the global bond rout and to U.S. President Trump's tariff threat against certain trading partners over Greenland. He also discusses potential buying opportunities amid the geopolitical noise, including defense companies that are integrating artificial intelligence.
President issued an executive order on Tuesday that laid out steps to stop Wall Street home purchases.
Trump signs executive order targeting Wall Street investors buying homes, directing federal agencies to limit support for institutional purchases.
Timothy Moe of Goldman Sachs sees geopolitical risks nearing an inflection point for markets potentially tipping markets it into correction territory and why the bank is 'warming up' to the energy trade for the year.
"Look back to 2025" to find a pattern in Tuesday's tariff headlines, says Kevin Mahn. He believes tariff tensions surrounding Greenland will be short-lived, making the case that downside price action offers an "attractive entry point" for new stock buyers.
Tressis chief economist Daniel Lacalle weighs in over the tensions surrounding control of Greenland and the relevancy of Davos on 'Making Money.'
Consumer spending continues to show resilience, even after years of inflation and economic uncertainty, according to the Federal Reserve Bank of New York's latest Survey of Consumer Expectations. But beneath the headline strength, December's data, which was released on Tuesday (Jan.
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