Stock indexes are down today, with the S&P 500, Dow Jones, and Nasdaq 100 at 2-week lows due to rising geopolitical tensions over Greenland. Trump’s interest in Greenland sparks fears of trade conflicts with Europe. Bond yields rise, with the 10-year T-note at a 4.75-month high. Gold and silver prices hit all-time highs amid the crisis, boosting mining stocks.

US natural gas-producing stocks surge as nat-gas prices jump over 25% to a 3-week high. Economic focus this week includes pending home sales, unemployment claims, Q3 GDP, and more. Q4 earnings season kicks off positively, with 88% of S&P 500 companies beating expectations. Supreme Court delays ruling on reciprocal tariffs.

T-notes fall to a 5-month low, with the 10-year T-note yield at a 4.75-month high. Rising inflation expectations and global bond yield surge weigh on T-notes. Trump’s comments on Fed Chair nomination impact T-notes. European bond yields rise, with German and UK yields hitting 2-week highs. German ZEW survey shows strong growth expectations, while PPI falls.

Tech stocks like Nvidia and Amazon slide, impacting the market. Cryptocurrency-exposed stocks decline, with Bitcoin at a 1-week low. Gold and silver mining stocks climb as precious metal prices reach all-time highs. US natural gas-producing stocks soar due to nat-gas price surge. Various companies see stock movements based on earnings, downgrades, and acquisitions.

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