US President Donald Trump's decision to cancel tariff threats on 8 European nations has led to a market rebound, with European stocks rising due to increased risk appetite. The move follows a framework agreement with NATO chief Mark Rutte on Greenland and Arctic cooperation, easing the standoff.$NOM
Key developments:$ENSO
- *Tariff Threats Cancelled*: Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Netherlands, Norway, Sweden, and the UK are off the hook.
- *Trade Talks Restart*: US-EU trade deal ratification to resume.
- *Market Reaction*: European stocks rebound, with investors relieved but cautious.
Geopolitics remain fragile, with Trump's trade approach unpredictable đ.$INIT
