Global markets plunged after President Donald Trump stoked fears of a U.S. trade war with the European Union, America's largest trading partner.

U.S. stock futures and European shares dropped, while gold and silver notched record highs after President Trump said he would slap tariffs on several European countries for opposing his plan to take

Gold jumped to a record high and stocks fell earlier today after US President Donald Trump’s pursuit of Greenland threatened to reignite a trade war with Europe and left transat

President Donald Trump’s latest tariff threats against Europe are pushing investors toward safe-haven assets and away from riskier bets like Bitcoin.

Just as European companies were getting used to last year's hard-won U.S. trade tariff deals, President Donald Trump has put them back in his crosshairs with an explosive threat to place levies on nations that oppose his planned takeover of Greenland.

US stocks were set to open sharply lower and stocks in Europe fell Tuesday as investors continued to express concern about President Donald Trump’s clash with European leaders over ownership of Greenland.

European equities and U.S. stock futures fell after Trump’s threats over Greenland, and gold and silver rallied.

Gold and silver jumped to record highs as President Donald Trump’s intensifying push to take Greenland spurred fears of a damaging trade war between the US and Europe.