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Global markets plummeted in response to Trump's tariff threats on Europe, with stock futures leading the decline and gold prices reaching a new record.

European automaker shares fell in response to President Trump's latest tariff threats, adding to the uncertainty in the automotive sector.

US stock futures declined after President Trump threatened to impose higher tariffs on imports from eight European countries due to their opposition to his Greenland acquisition plans, sparking a strong rebuke from the targeted nations.

Emerging Asian equities, particularly South Korea and Taiwan, have rallied, reversing initial losses due to US tariffs on European countries over Greenland, with the region's stocks now trending higher.

Crypto majors experienced a slide due to tariff fears, leading to a risk-off move and resulting in the liquidation of $600 million in long crypto positions.

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US President Trump's announcement of new tariffs on European countries is expected to negatively impact risk sentiment and European stocks, leading to potential selloffs.

US President Trump has announced a 10% tariff on European goods starting February 1, in response to European support for Greenland, sparking a potential trade war and weighing on risk sentiment and European stocks.

The EU is likely to halt the US trade deal due to President Trump's tariff threat, which targets countries that supported Greenland's sovereignty.

US President Trump has hinted at imposing 25% tariffs on NATO member countries until a deal is struck for the purchase of Greenland, echoing his previous strategy on drug prices.

Bitcoin price has surged to new eight-week highs, reaching $97K, despite the release of higher-than-expected US PPI inflation data, which typically would negatively impact the market.

China's trade surplus has reached a record high of $1.2 trillion in 2025, driven by a surge in exports as the country's economy recovers from the impact of Trump-era tariffs.