28/01/2026
Tariffs linked to Greenland trade are beginning to affect pricing across assets.
European manufacturers with high import exposure are seeing margin pressure, while US-focused companies are relatively insulated particularly Microsoft, Nvidia, Google, and Oracle, alongside domestic industrial names like Caterpillar, Deere, GE, and RTX.
At the same time, gold and silver flows have increased, suggesting capital is moving toward protection rather than growth.
This matters because it shows how capital reallocates when trade costs rise not a sentiment shift, but a structural one.