Investors revived the “Sell America” trade Tuesday and sold off US stocks, bonds and the dollar amid concerns about President Donald Trump’s clash with European leaders over ownership of Greenland.

The announcement caps an extensive search that started in September and was spearheaded by Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, who presented final candidates to the president.

European leaders are speaking out after President Donald Trump threatened to hit his allies with tariffs unless a deal is reached for the US purchase of Greenland. Follow for live updates.

European leaders are speaking out after President Donald Trump threatened to hit his allies with tariffs unless a deal is reached for the US purchase of Greenland. Follow for live updates.

The US president said he has many meetings scheduled to discuss Greenland but that one of them will not be an emergency Group of 7 summit proposed by France’s President Emmanuel Macron. Follow for ...

US President Donald Trump shared private messages from world leaders about Greenland overnight. At Davos, French President Emmanuel Macron took swipes at Trump’s foreign policy. Follow for live news ...

After cutting interest rates three times in a row last year, the Federal Reserve indicated last month it probably won’t lower interest rates again for a while. A months-long pause, cemented by key ...

Wall Street is staring at a volatile open as political risk and mega-cap earnings collide. Dow futures are under pressure ...

New York (CNN) — Investors took one look at the Trump administration’s criminal investigation into Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell and decided to resuscitate the “Sell America” trade Sunday night, ...

Gold and oil prices surged as geopolitical tensions escalated and the Federal Reserve maintained its stance on interest rates. Gold broke above $5,550, while oil advanced on concerns over Iran. US ...