Financial markets have been affected by a new round of massive sales of American assets, following the intensification of the conflict between President Donald Trump and European leaders over Greenland.

The US dollar index fell by almost 1%, while the euro appreciated by 0.8% against the American currency. Yields on US bonds rose, while government bond prices fell. Gold and silver continued to reach historical highs, with investors seeking refuge in safe assets. On US stock exchanges, the Dow Jones lost over 600 points, and the VIX volatility index reached high levels.

Donald Trump threatened with a 10% tariff on eight European states, while Greenland rejected US requests. Investors fear a possible broad trade conflict, and Ray Dalio warned about the risks of "capital wars." The decline of the dollar is the most significant since the implementation of extensive tariffs in April.