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U.S. Treasury Bond Market Hits Multi-Month Lows Amid Greenland and Japan Tensions

Geopolitical Worries Shake Long-Term Treasuries: U.S. long-term Treasury bonds came under intense pressure on Tuesday as investors reacted to President Donald Trump’s announcement of 10% tariffs on imports from eight European countries starting next month. The sell-off in the roughly $30 trillion bond market drove 10-year Treasury yields close to …

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Davos Drama: Treasury Secretary Fires Warning at Powell as Trump Weighs Fed Successor

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent publicly warned Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell against attending upcoming Supreme Court hearings related to President Trump’s attempt to remove a Fed board member. Bessent argued that Powell’s presence could appear as judicial influence, undermining the Fed’s independence. He also criticized Powell for pandemic-era asset purchases …

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Why Johnson & Johnson Shares Are Slipping Ahead of Earnings

Johnson & Johnson shares edged lower as investors adopted a cautious stance ahead of the company’s upcoming earnings release, reflecting broader unease across global markets. The modest decline came despite the stock’s reputation as a defensive name, highlighting how external pressures and heightened uncertainty are shaping short-term market behavior. The …

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Greenland Tensions Escalate: Europe Stands Firm Against U.S. Tariff Threats

A Diplomatic Storm Across the AtlanticThe United States’ announcement of new tariffs on European nations over Greenland has triggered a flurry of diplomatic activity and heightened tensions. European leaders have united in defense of Greenland’s sovereignty, emphasizing that threats or coercion will not be tolerated. The move has cast a …

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Gold Surges Past $4,730 as Geopolitical and Trade Tensions Drive Safe-Haven Demand

Gold continues its meteoric rise, climbing to $4,732.65, up $62.35 or 1.34% in the latest session. Investors flock to the precious metal as geopolitical uncertainty and looming US-European trade disputes weaken the US Dollar, reinforcing gold’s role as the ultimate safe haven.Trade Fears and Market CautionThe week began with heightened …

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US Session Market Drivers: US–EU Trade Tensions Shake Markets as Dollar Slows

Global markets are on edge as the week kicks off, with investors reacting to the latest developments in the escalating US–EU trade dispute. Over the weekend, the United States announced a 10% tariff on imports from eight European countries, linked to its Greenland acquisition plans. The tariffs are set to …

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A Packed Week Ahead: Trump Speech, Key Economic Data, and Earnings Reports

Global markets are preparing for a busy week where investors will navigate a mix of political signals, critical economic releases, and the intensifying corporate earnings season. The shortened trading week, following Martin Luther King Jr. Day, adds further pressure on market participants to digest these events efficiently. Trump Speech in …

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