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Europe holds close to $8 trillion worth of US Treasuries, bonds, and equities, and Trump’s Greenland push is raising concerns of a major sell-off. The ‘Sell America’ fears are taking over the market, as it is bracing for a potential crisis. Treasuries sold off on Tuesday as yields climbed to their highest level in more than four months. “Europe owns Greenland; it also owns a lot of Treasuries,” wrote George Saravelos, Deutsche Bank’s global head of currency research, in a note this week. Also Read: Ripple CEO Responds to XRP Price Crash Post With Subtle Signal US Greenland Plot: $8 Trillion Bonds, Treasuries, Equities At Risk Source: FT Montage / Getty Images/Reuters Saravelos highlighted that despite the US being a superpower, its economy depends on importing dollars. The more other countries keep the US dollar-denominated assets, the more its economy powers through. Europe holds the key to these prospects as a sell-off over the Greenland issue could harm the US the ...

Putin’s Ukraine temporary administration proposal could, at this moment in time, reshape Europe’s oil and gas flow during the ongoing and often complicated conflict. Putin has just recently announced the plan during his latest visit to Murmansk, essentially suggesting that placing Ukraine under a temporary oversight to facilitate elections and also peace negotiations is a great idea. Also Read: Ripple: New Price Prediction Claims XRP To Hit $5-$8: Here’s How Putin’s Plan for Temporary Administration and Its Potential Impact on Europe’s Energy Market Source: Reuters Russian President Vladimir Putin outlined his temporary administration plan on March 28, 2025, suggesting international oversight of Ukraine and also mentioning several potential participants. Putin stated: “In principle, of course, a temporary administration could be introduced in Ukraine under the auspices of the U.N, the United States, European countries and our partners.” Energy Market ...

An unimaginable scenario is playing out in the global financial markets in 2025 as allies are turning into foes. Reuters reported that some European central banking and supervisory officials are questioning whether they can continue to rely on the US Federal Reserve to provide dollar funding in times of market stress. The development comes amid the de-dollarization agenda kick-started by emerging economies and now European agencies are questioning the US dollar’s usage amid tariff and trade tensions. Also Read: De-Dollarization: BlackRock CEO Speaks On US Dollar’s Future Six people familiar with the matter said on the condition of anonymity that some European officials have held informal discussions as their faith in the White House is shaken. Two sources close to the development revealed that European authorities are discussing whether they can find alternatives to the US central bank. The move coincides with the de-dollarization initiative which has inadvertently reached Europea...