Trump's Tariffs and Global Market Reactions: Greenland Visit Amidst Trade Tensions

European stock futures edged lower amid concerns over Trump administration tariffs. The U.S. stock market experienced a second consecutive day of losses. Markets await Trump's plans for reciprocal tariffs starting April 2. Fed officials signaled no interest rate changes until tariff impacts are clearer. The Personal Consumption Expenditures Price Index for February is expected to show a 2.5% year-over-year increase. Vice President Vance visited Greenland, renewing Trump's interest in U.S. control of the territory. The visit occurred despite objections from Greenland's acting Prime Minister and Denmark's Prime Minister. Trump reiterated the need for Greenland for national and international security. China and Hong Kong stocks fell due to tariff concerns. Trump's 25% tariff on auto imports and reciprocal tariffs from April 2 are impacting investor sentiment. European stocks and the euro experienced caution after a strong first quarter, with asset managers reducing bullish bets due to trade war risks. Trump warned U.S. automakers against raising prices due to tariffs, threatening repercussions.