US President Trump says we have lot of meeting scheduled on Greenland; thinks it will work out well; on EU-Greenland tariffs, doubts EU investments are at risk

President Trump's comments on Greenland signal potential shifts in geopolitical dynamics, particularly regarding NATO and EU relations.

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  • Wouldn't go to G7 meeting in Paris.
  • Thinks NATO will be very happy with the Greenland outcome.
  • If NATO doesn't have the US, NATO is not very strong.
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His optimism about negotiations suggests less immediate risk to EU investments, which might mitigate market tensions. Watch how this could influence sentiment around the USD and EUR, as well as commodities tied to geopolitical stability.

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