Greenland Talk Continues to Rattle U.S. Stock Market
Wall Street had its worst day of the year
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- Written by Banking Exchange staff
United States stocks continue to be weak this morning after President Trump’s tariff threats towards European nations caused a sell-off yesterday.
Wall Street had its worst day of the year.
The dollar also sank lower as safe havens such as gold went even higher.
A major Danish pension fund took $100 million out of the U.S. Treasury, claiming that it was concerned about budget deficits but was also quite obviously tied to tensions with the United States over Greenland.
The Trump administration essentially doubled down as the Treasury Secretary called Denmark “Irrelevant.”
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