'Poorly run, piece of ice': Trump targets Greenland again as Iran war deepens NATO rift

Former President Donald Trump has reiterated his controversial stance on Greenland, labeling it a "poorly run, piece of ice," amid escalating tensions regarding Iran that are straining NATO alliances. This rhetoric may influence geopolitical risk perceptions, affecting risk appetite among investors, particularly in energy and defense sectors. The heightened tensions surrounding Iran could lead to increased volatility in oil prices, given the country's significant role in global oil supply. Traders will be closely watching upcoming NATO meetings and any potential policy shifts or military responses that could arise from the ongoing conflict in the region.

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