Danish PM says they will not abandon Greenland and proposing a more permanent presence in the Artic in line with Baltic Sentry; on EU "trade bazooka", thinks it's a very bad idea with a trade war among allies and hope to avoid measures such as the bazooka

The Danish PM's statements underscore Denmark's commitment to maintaining its presence in Greenland, which could have implications for geopolitical dynamics in the Arctic, especially given heightened interest from global powers.

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Reiterates if the US does impose tariffs however, then need to find a response.

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Additionally, her critical stance on the EU's proposed "trade bazooka" reflects concerns over potential trade tensions with allies, suggesting that if the US instigates tariffs, a measured response will be necessary. This could impact risk sentiment across multiple asset classes, particularly if it escalates trade conflicts.

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