NATO worries US Preisdent Trump will defang alliance as US threatens exit

The concerns surrounding President Trump's threats to exit NATO signal potential instability in transatlantic relations, which could elevate risk aversion across financial markets.

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This tension might lead to a stronger dollar as investors seek safe-haven assets, while geopolitical uncertainty could also weigh on equities and commodities like crude oil. Monitoring this situation is crucial as it may influence global risk sentiment and currency flows.

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