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European markets set to rocket on Trump's Greenland 'deal,' tariffs retreat

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European markets are expected to rise following a deal on Greenland and the cancellation of tariffs, indicating a positive sentiment towards the region's economy.

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European stocks are expected to open higher after U.S. President Donald Trump said a framework agreement had been reached on Greenland and called off tariffs.

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