Europe is accelerating a NATO fallback plan in case US President Trump pulls US out of the treaty, according to WSJ
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The acceleration of NATO's fallback plan in response to potential U.S. withdrawal under President Trump suggests heightened geopolitical risks in Europe. This development could trigger safe-haven flows towards assets like gold and strengthen the dollar, while impacting regional currencies and equities due to concerns over military stability and U.S.-Europe relations.
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