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Greenland: It’S another example of the reaction to news is what matters.
The positive reaction in stocks to Trump saying the US is not looking to use excessive force to acquire Greenland is an example (reaction is what matters) as there was little chance he would authorize an invasion to seize control.
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DAVOS: Commodity Currencies Rally Along With Gold Prices
The Australian, New Zealand and Canadian dollars rally along with the South African rand as gold prices rise on demand for safe havens amid renewed concerns over a trade war. President Trump has threatened tariffs against several European nations as he seeks to acquire Greenland.
The Australian dollar rises to a 15-month high of $0.6768, LSEG data show. The New Zealand dollar rises to a four-month high of $0.5863. The U.S. dollar falls to a two-week low of 16.2996 South African rand and hits a two-week low of 1.3790 Canadian dollars.
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Bitcoin sharks scoop up BTC like it’s 2013 despite ‘perfect bull trap’
Bitcoin’s BTCUSD 30% drawdown from all-time highs did little to deter large investors, who continued to increase their holdings throughout January.
Large holders are buying the dip, signaling long-term confidence.
Chartists warn that a bull trap could still drive BTC sharply lower.
Bitcoin sharks are buying the dips
As of Wednesday, so-called “sharks,” which represent entities holding 100-1,000 BTC, were accumulating Bitcoin at their fastest pace since 2013, data from Glassnode showed.

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This does not suggest Trump will look to cool the Greenland rhetoric

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Trump speech back on schedule in about 2 hours

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This does not sound like a U.S. attack on Iran is imminent

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Forex Market Snapshot
An uneasy calm has returned to markets with the dollar trading mixed, up vs. the EUR. GBP, CHF and down slightly vs the JPY (note JGB yields dipped, easing pressure on the currency), AUD and NZD (flat vs the CAD).
US stocks have steadied and as of this writing are up just modestly.
GOLD, meanwhile, sliced through $4800 like Swiss cheese to another all-time high, suggesting the current tensions over Greenland are still simmering below the surface
This is why it feels like an uneasy calm as investors alike await President Trump’s keynote address today, which has been delated by 3 hours, at the Davos World Economic Forum

Gold extends all-time high on WSJ report

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