US President Trump says he may put a tariff on those countries that do not go along with Greenland

President Trump's indication of a potential tariff on countries not supporting Greenland could signal heightened trade tensions, impacting risk sentiment across markets.

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Such developments often lead to shifts in currency dynamics, particularly affecting the USD, EUR, and JPY, as traders reassess the geopolitical landscape and its implications for global trade and economic growth.

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