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Markets dipped then rose after U.S. NATO deal eased Greenland-related tariff fears.
Financial markets fluctuated this week amid fears of new European tariffs over unresolved Greenland tensions, triggering a Monday sell-off.
Markets rebounded after the U.S. President unveiled a NATO agreement framework at Davos, leading to the withdrawal of proposed tariffs and military threats.
While this eased immediate concerns, lingering uncertainty about the deal’s final terms and broader geopolitical risks continued to weigh on investor confidence, limiting gains across major indices.
Regional performances varied, with some markets and stocks rising on optimism, while others declined due to sector-specific or geopolitical factors.
Los mercados se hundieron y luego aumentaron después de que el acuerdo de la OTAN con Estados Unidos aliviara los temores arancelarios relacionados con Groenlandia.