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Tuesday: $NFLX $UAL $MMM $IBKR Earnings; WEF Day 2Wednesday: Pending Home Sales; $JNJ $HAL Earnings; Trump Davos WEF SpeechThursday: PCE Inflation, Jobless Claims, Q3 GDP; $INTC $PG $GE Earnings 🚨Friday: Mfg., Services PMIs, Consumer Sentiment; $SLB Earnings
President Trump's weekend threat of escalating tariffs on eight NATO allies over Greenland sparked a broad-based 'Sell America' trade. Nasdaq and S&P 500 futures fell 1% in early trading while Asian stocks dropped 0.44%, with the dollar sliding 0.3% to a one-week low. Gold hit a record high of $4,690 per ounce, now trading near $4,670, as investors fled to safety. Silver also reached all-time highs above $94, while the Swiss franc and Japanese yen strengthened significantly against the dollar.Bitcoin crashed overnight from $96,000 to just above $90,000, now down 1.76% at $90,000. The dramatic selloff coincided with Trump's tariff warnings, highlighting crypto's vulnerability during geopolitical stress despite its safe-haven narrative.The 10-year Treasury yield climbed to 4.265%, its highest since early September, as 'Sell America' momentum built. The move signals growing doubts about U.S. asset credibility and concerns over tariff policy's economic impact.Copper jumped 1.15% to $5.90 per pound on dollar weakness, while crude oil held steady near $59. The euro rose 0.43% to $1.17 as investors rotated away from dollar-denominated assets amid tariff uncertainty.
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📁Tuesday: NY Mfg. Survey; 2 Fed Speakers; $PANW $TOL Earnings
📁Wednesday: Durable Goods Orders; Fed FOMC Minutes; $ADI $CVNA Earnings
📁Thursday: Jobless Claims, Philly Mfg. Survey; 4 Fed Speakers; $WMT $DE Earnings
🚨Friday: PCE Inflation, Q4 GDP, Mfg., Services PMIs, New Home Sales

1️⃣Bitcoin fell below $70,000 to around $68,400, down 2.7%, extending a four-week losing streak amid uncertainty over interest rates and risk aversion.
2️⃣The cryptocurrency has wiped out roughly 50% of its value since hitting a record high of $126,000 in October, with broader crypto assets including Ethereum and altcoins tracking similar declines.
3️⃣The US dollar index has lost 8% against the British pound and nearly 12% against the euro over the last 12 months, despite stronger US economic growth.
4️⃣Analysts at ING note the mid-January 'sell America' episode has left lasting damage on the greenback, with the dollar losing much of its safe-haven value as investors rotate capital toward European markets.
5️⃣Gold prices dipped below $5,000 per ounce after surging 2% in the previous session on softer US inflation data. Multiple banks including ANZ predict gold will reach $5,800 per ounce in Q2, citing geopolitical tensions, concerns over Fed independence, and a broader shift away from traditional assets as supportive factors.
6️⃣Crude oil rose 1.43% to $63.79 as investors weighed implications of Tuesday's US-Iran negotiations, with geopolitical tensions keeping a floor under prices. Meanwhile, OPEC+ is reportedly leaning toward resuming output increases from April to meet peak summer demand, potentially pressuring prices if diplomatic tensions ease.
7️⃣Fundstrat's Tom Lee predicted Bitcoin could bottom around $60,000 and Ethereum near $1,890, suggesting the crypto winter may end by April. His forecast comes after missing earlier predictions of Bitcoin reaching $200,000 and Ethereum hitting $7,000, drawing skepticism from investors as institutional players like BlackRock increase positions in crypto-related assets.

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