The transatlantic row over Greenland’s sovereignty intensified over the weekend following Donald Trump’s threat to ratchet up tariffs on European economies until Denmark agrees to sell. How serious is this latest escalation, and what does it mean for the global economic outlook? What retaliatory measures could Europe take against US goods and services? Furthermore, how might an imminent Supreme Court ruling on executive power alter the president’s ability to impose these levies?
Join our economists for a special briefing on the Greenland crisis today at 11:00 GMT / 19:00 SGT. During this 20-minute session, the team will address your questions and analyze key issues, including:
- How seriously should markets treat the prospect of a full-blown US-European conflict?
- Examining Europe’s options and their potential impact on both domestic and US economies.
- Whether a Supreme Court ruling on presidential tariff powers could fundamentally change Trump’s calculus.
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