Fears are mounting in Britain and the rest of Europe that America will abandon its NATO allies and make a deal with Russia, The Times report

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Fears are mounting in Britain and the rest of Europe that America will abandon its NATO allies and make a deal with Russia, The Times report

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  • Sources were concerned that Trump may no longer protect Nato member states if Russia were to attack their territory.

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Rising fears in Europe regarding potential U.S. abandonment of NATO allies, particularly under a Trump presidency, suggest heightened geopolitical tension. This could influence market behavior, with risk assets like equities and commodities potentially facing downward pressure, while safe havens like gold may see increased demand if investors seek to hedge against instability.

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