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19.01.26 - 15:30
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Trump Threatens Europe, Global Stocks Sell Off | The Opening Trade 1/19/2025 (Bloomberg)
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European stocks and US futures fell while havens such as gold rallied after President Donald Trump threatened levies on countries opposing his plans to acquire Greenland. The euro and Swiss franc advanced. Defense stocks are back on the march again as Trump's threats are met with defiant responses from European leaders.
The Opening Trade has everything you need to know as markets open across Europe. With analysis you won't find anywhere else, we break down the biggest stories of the day and speak to top guests who have skin in the game. Hosted by Anna Edwards, Guy Johnson and Tom Mackenzie. (Source: Bloomberg)...
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19.01.26 - 15:18
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Market Risk Returns As Tariff Shock Jolts Stocks; Goldman Maps Three Retaliation Paths Against Trump Over Greenland (ZeroHedge)
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Market Risk Returns As Tariff Shock Jolts Stocks; Goldman Maps Three Retaliation Paths Against Trump Over Greenland
The Euro Stoxx 50 is down 1.5% on elevated volumes, while Nasdaq 100 futures are also lower amid overnight risk-off across Western markets. The selloff follows the latest trade escalation after President Trump said he would impose a 10% tariff on imports from eight European countries in retaliation for their opposition to U.S. control over Greenland.
On Sunday, Trump wrote on Truth Social that beginning on February 1, Denmark, Norway, Sweden, France, Germany, the UK, the Netherlands and Finland will be charged with a 10% tariff on all goods sent to the US. That tariff rate would be increased to 25% by June 1.
"This Tariff will be due and payable until such time as a Deal is reached for the Complete and Total purchase of Greenland. The United States has been trying to do this transaction for over 150 years. Many Presidents have tried, and for good reason, but Denmark has alw...
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19.01.26 - 15:18
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Futures, Global Markets Sink, Gold Soars On Trump Tariff Threat (ZeroHedge)
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Futures, Global Markets Sink, Gold Soars On Trump Tariff Threat
Stocks sold off and gold hit a new record as trade tensions between the US and Europe erupted over Trump's push to take control of Greenland (which we learn today is due to Norway's snub of Trump for the Nobel peace prize). While US cash markets are closed for the MLK holiday, S&P futures dropped 1.1% and Nasdaq futures tumbled 1.4%, while Europe's Stoxx 600 was on track for its worst day in two months led by luxury stocks and German automakers as BMW dropped 3%. The dollar retreated 0.2%, while the Swiss franc outperformed. Gold topped $4,670 an ounce. US markets are shut today for a public holiday.
In corporate news Nvidia supplier Micron Technology said an ongoing memory chip shortage has accelerated over the past quarter and reiterated that the crunch will last beyond this year due to a surge in demand for high-end semiconductors required for AI infrastructure.
Apple Inc. retook the top spot in China after iPhone shipmen...
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19.01.26 - 11:48
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macht der Anleger: Können die Märkte Trump nochmals bremsen? (FAZ)
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Im April beendeten die Marktreaktionen Trumps Zollspuk. Bisher schauen sie geduldig auf die neuerliche Zollspirale. Doch wie lange die Geduld reicht, ist umstritten. Die Prognosen der 29 von der F.A.Z. befragten Institute gehen weit auseinander....
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19.01.26 - 08:54
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Global stock markets falling as Trump renews tariff threats; Reeves hails ′new golden age′ for the City – business live (The Guardian)
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Rolling coverage of the latest economic and financial newsIt looks like it will be a rocky start to the week for investors after Donald Trump threatened eight European countries with new tariffs until they support his ambition to acquire Greenland.The US president is planning to impose new trade levies of 10% on goods from Denmark, Norway, Sweden, France, Germany, the UK, the Netherlands and Finland from 1 February, rising to 25% on 1 June.There will be hundreds of different opinions on how this will all pan out but remember that the tariffs announced on Liberation Day were ultimately softened a week later, on the day that long-end US Treasury yields saw a scary Asian session as international investors started to vote with their feet in terms of US funding. So financial markets may play a big part in how this situation resolves itself.The main Achilles Heel of the US is the huge twin deficits. So while in many ways it feels like the US holds the economic cards, it doesn't hold all the funding cards in a ...
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18.01.26 - 21:51
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USA: EU bereitet wohl massive Gegenzölle vor (Golem)
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Die EU plant offenbar eine Eskalation im US-Handelsstreit. Angeblich soll es schon zum 6. Februar Gegenzölle in Höhe von 93 Milliarden Euro geben. Ein EU-Diplomat sagte Reuters, dass bereits im Juli 2025 vorbereitete Strafzölle im Volumen von rund 93 Milliarden Euro automatisch am 6. Februar 2026 in Kraft träten, sollte vorher keine Einigung mit den USA erzielt werden.. --- Von den geplanten Gegenmaßnahmen wären verschiedene US-Exportgüter betroffen. Dazu zählen nach vorliegenden Informationen Bourbon-Whiskey, Flugzeugteile, Sojabohnen und Geflügelprodukte. Diese Zölle setzte die EU zunächst aus, nachdem beide Seiten sich auf ein Handelsabkommen verständigt hatten. Das Abkommen ist jedoch noch nicht ratifiziert.. --- Nach Angaben von EVP-Chef Manfred Weber wurde die für Mittwoch geplante Verabschiedung des Handelsabkommens mit den USA auf unbestimmte Zeit verschoben..
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18.01.26 - 14:30
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World stock markets brace for turbulence after Trump′s latest tariff shock (The Guardian)
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Losses on stocks likely with precious metals forecast to spike even higher after move to impose 25% levies on European alliesTrump threatens 25% tariff on allies until Denmark sells GreenlandAnalysis: tariff threats are bad, but the uncertainty is far worseGlobal stock markets are bracing for falls when trading resumes on Monday after Donald Trump threatened eight European countries with fresh tariffs until they support his ambition to acquire Greenland.The US president's plan to impose new trade levies of 10% on goods from Denmark, Norway, Sweden, France, Germany, the UK, the Netherlands and Finland from 1 February, rising to 25% on 1 June, is creating fear in the markets, and among European businesses. Continue reading......
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