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Shares in Asia track European markets lower on concern over Trump
Stocks fell globally with the Cboe Volatility Index rising nearly 28% as Trump imposed 10% tariffs on eight European NATO members over Greenland, threatening increases by June.
- Asian equities dropped 0.5% and S&P 500 futures fell 1.1% as President Donald Trump's tariff threats over Greenland ignited trade tensions.
- European shares experienced their largest decline since November following Trump's announced tariffs.
- Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi announced an early election, resulting in a rise to 4% in 40-year bond yields.
- French President Emmanuel Macron plans to activate the EU's anti-coercion instrument in response to Trump's actions.
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US STOCKS-Wall Street ends lower amid global selloff on Trump Greenland tariff threats
All three major Wall Street indexes closed well down on Tuesday, joining other global stock markets in a broad selloff triggered by concerns that fresh tariff threats from President Donald Trump against Europe could signal renewed market volatility.
·India
Read Full ArticleUS tariff threats over Greenland pose 'more political than economic' consequences for Europe
From January to November 2025, European exports to the US increased by 2%, despite the tariffs implemented by the Trump administration. The impact, however, was more severe in certain subsectors, including wine.
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