Greenland tariffs spark market jitters as futures slide

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U.S. stock futures point to a downbeat session after President Trump threatened escalating tariffs on eight NATO partners to pressure a Greenland deal, with Dow futures about 367 points lower, S&P 500 futures down ~0.8% and Nasdaq futures around 1% lower. European markets also fell on the news, while investors await quarterly results from Netflix, Charles Schwab, Johnson & Johnson and Intel and potential Supreme Court action on tariffs amid ongoing Iran unrest and broader policy uncertainty.
- Dow set to fall more than 300 points on Trump’s new tariff threat over Greenland: Live updates CNBC
- TSX edges lower as Trump's Europe tariff threat rattles markets Reuters
- NATO vs. 'TACO' trade: Dow futures tumble 400 points on Trump's latest tariffs while Wall Street hopes for de-escalation at Davos Fortune
- Trump’s Europe tariff threat over Greenland revives talk of ‘Sell America’ trade The Globe and Mail
- Asian Stocks Face Wary Start as Tariff Feud Grows: Markets Wrap Bloomberg.com
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