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On Monday, January 19, 2026, the US markets were formally closed due to Martin Luther King Jr. Day, and no regular trading took place. The futures volume showed clear weakness as investors reacted to President Donald Trump's new tariff threats against eight European countries in the Greenland dispute, which threatened extensive tariffs. This particularly pressured export-sensitive and globally oriented stocks, while safe havens like gold and precious metals were in high demand. This political news acted as a catalyst for risk aversion, and although...
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