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Transatlantic relations have hit a nadir as President Trump threatens tariffs on European allies over the Greenland dispute, prompting the EU to threaten deployment of its anti-coercion 'trade rocket launcher.'
The U.K. inflation rate rose to 3.4% in December, above forecasts of 3.3% from economists polled by Reuters.
Gold prices shatter records at $4,800 amid rising geopolitical fissures, while Canada’s shocking pivot towards a trade deal with China signals deeper structural shifts in global asset anchoring.
Japan's bond market faces a historic meltdown as Prime Minister Takaichi's fiscal stimulus plans clash with market discipline, pushing yields to multi-decade highs and threatening a 'Truss-style' crisis.
A historic short squeeze has gripped the copper market, driving near-term spreads to multi-decade highs as LME inventories run critically low versus open interest.
Treasury Secretary Bessent issues a rare public rebuke of Fed Chair Powell, shaking institutional confidence just days before the White House names a successor.
Gold prices shatter record highs near $4,765 as Poland approves a massive 150-ton reserve purchase, fueling a structural bull market amidst geopolitical instability.
Global markets are gripped by a "Sell America" trade as surging Japanese bond yields and geopolitical tensions triggering a sharp sell-off in US equities and Treasuries.
Gold prices shatter historical records, surging past $4,750 amid a perfect storm of trade war escalation and US sovereign debt instability.
Geopolitical friction dominates Davos as European leaders push back against US territorial ambitions in Greenland, prompting volatility in major currency pairs and boosting the Canadian Dollar.
Poland is aggressively expanding its gold reserves to 700 tons, signaling a broader trend of Central Bank diversification away from fiat currencies as major institutions forecast gold prices exceeding $4,000.
A historic sell-off in Japanese Government Bonds, driven by fears of unsupported fiscal stimulus, has triggered contagion in US Treasuries, pushing the 10-year yield above 4.3% as officials scramble to contain the volatility.
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As trade tensions between President Trump and European leaders escalate over the "Greenland purchase" ultimatum, investors are dumping the US Dollar, propelling GBP/USD and AUD/USD to new highs in a broad "Sell America" rotation.
Commodities defy US Dollar dynamics as supply shocks in Kazakhstan and the EU's Russian diesel ban drive Oil and Gold higher.
Treasury Secretary Bessent projects ambitious 4-5% US GDP growth at Davos, while President Trump narrows his list of candidates for the next Federal Reserve Chair.
Transatlantic tensions escalate as a Danish pension fund liquidates US Treasury holdings over 'Greenland' risks, while the EU prepares retaliation against looming US tariffs.
Japan's bond market suffers its most chaotic day in years as aggressive fiscal promises from PM contender Sanae Takaichi trigger a 25 basis point spike in long-term yields, raising fears of a UK-style 'Truss Moment.'
Deutsche Bank warns that 2026 will be a "do or die" year for independent AI firms as infrastructure costs soar and Google/xAI consolidates power, threatening a market shakeout.
Japanese government bonds experienced their worst sell-off in years, pushing yields to record highs as markets lose confidence in Prime Minister Takaichi's aggressive fiscal expansion plans.
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