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Emerging markets are experiencing a surge in demand as traders seek alternatives to the US dollar, driven by tensions between the US and Europe.

US-Europe relations are negatively impacting the credit outlook for both US and European sovereigns, according to Scope Ratings, due to President Trump's unpredictability in foreign affairs.

Danish MP Sascha Faxe denies any Greenland agreement with Trump, stating that Denmark and Greenland are open to collaboration with the US, but no negotiations have taken place.

The recent 'quiet-quitting' of US assets has fueled a boom in bets from emerging markets (EM) to gold, with Asian currencies and EM stocks reaching record highs, and local currency government bonds also hitting new highs.

India is capitalizing on US trade pressure by securing new trade deals with Europe, the UK, and other countries, leveraging its protectionist past to strengthen its economy and geopolitical standing.

Emerging markets and gold prices are rising as the US-Europe tensions weigh on the dollar, contributing to a 'Sell America' debate and de-dollarization.

US equity markets rose as geopolitical tensions eased with the US dropping planned tariffs on Europe, indicating a positive impact on investor sentiment.

Galp and Moeve have agreed to merge their downstream businesses, creating a large refining entity with 710,000 b/d capacity, reshaping the Iberian downstream market.

US equity indexes continue to rise as a potential trade war with Europe is averted, driven by a framework agreement between Trump and NATO on Greenland.

US equity indexes rose in midday trading, extending gains due to a potential trade war with Europe being averted, indicating a positive market sentiment.

Global stocks experience broad gains due to a relief rally over President Trump's pivot on Greenland, with European autos and luxury sectors benefiting from reduced tariff threats, and the artificial-intelligence space also contributing to market boosts.

JPMorgan Chase advises buying defense stocks after a recent dip, citing the sector's resilience.