European stocks drift lower as Zelensky's Davos address dominates
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European stocks are set to open modestly lower as investors digest Zelenskyy's Davos remarks and ongoing geopolitical tensions, while Trump discusses a Greenland framework and hints at a broader peace-board strategy; Ericsson announced a 15 billion krona buyback and Ubisoft warned of large losses amid restructuring, as markets await a Supreme Court ruling on Fed Governor Lisa Cook.
- European markets set for a lackluster open; Ukraine's Zelenskyy says Europe is 'lost' CNBC
- Zelensky Laces Into Europe, Saying It Must Step Up or Be Left Behind The New York Times
- Get out of Greenland mode and stand up for yourself, Zelenskyy tells Europe The Guardian
- Newspaper headlines: Zelensky's 'fiery' Davos speech and 'Operation Stop Burnham' BBC
- After ‘good’ Trump meeting, Zelensky pushes Europe hard to do more The Washington Post
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