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France’s #trade minister has reacted to Trump’s threat of tariffs on wine exports from France to the U.S. This came even though the U.S. #President scrapped plans to apply the trade policy against certain EU nations amid the dispute over Greenland.
French Minister Rebuffs Trump tariff threats, Warns of retaliation
According to a Bloomberg report, the French trade minister, Nicolas Forissier, criticized the threat by #Donald Trump to impose heavy tariffs on alcohol exports from the nation of France.
He made it clear that Paris would not think twice about retaliatory action should these policies be put into place. Forissier told Davos that the idea to use tariffs on culturally or economically significant items is, to us, unacceptable.
Trump had threatened to impose a 200% levy on French wine and champagne when President #Macron refused to join his “Board of Peace.” It was later shared that the United States is stepping back from the Trump tariffs plans targeting European nations that were against his goal of acquiring Greenland. However, the French authorities are holding their ground.
“It’s not acceptable to have this kind of weapon, taking some sectors which are very symbolic and important for us as hostage, this is not acceptable and if it was done there would be some responses,” Forissier said.
Before Trump’s partial retreat, France was among the European countries pushing a hard collective response. Forissier conceded that consensus within the EU remains difficult to achieve. Member states are divided on how aggressively to respond to the Trump tariff threats.
EU Trade War Cools, But France Threat Remains
Trade wars between the US and #Europe appeared to ease yesterday. Yesterday, the U.S President announced a delay of the implementation of the imposed duties against some European countries. This was meant to take effect beginning February 1.
Trump made the announcement after holding productive talks with NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte, according to the president. The news also provided a short-term positive effect on the market, and the cryptocurrency market turned green.
The European Union had suspended its trade agreement, which it had reached with the U.S., due to the recent tariff threats made by Trump.
Although currently in freeze mode, a strong indication was given that if this threat of tariffs manifests itself in reality, the response would be quite strong. The Board for Peace, led by President Trump, has been duly established through an agreement with world leaders.

U.S. President #Donald Trump told global leaders the U.S Stock Market will double during a World Economic Forum speech in Davos on Wednesday. Speaking in Switzerland, he dismissed Tuesday’s drop as “peanuts,” tied his outlook to upcoming economic actions, and spoke after sharp losses a day earlier. Notably, U.S. equities rebounded during his address as investors tracked his remarks in real time.
Trump Calls Market Dip “Peanuts,” U.S. Stock Market Gains
Trump addressed the U.S Stock Market directly during his Davos remarks and focused on the prior session’s selloff. He described the decline as minor compared with earlier gains. However, he said outside comments linked to #Greenland had already cost the United States money. He then said the stock market “is going to be doubled.”
He expanded that view by naming index targets. Trump said the Dow Jones Industrial Average could reach 50,000. He added it could then double again to 100,000 within a relatively short period. Notably, he delivered those comments while markets attempted to stabilize after heavy pressure.
Markets Rebound During Speech After Prior-Day Selloff
As Trump spoke, the U.S Stock Market moved higher. The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 519 points, or 1.1 percent. Meanwhile, the S&P 500 gained 1.1 percent, while the #Nasdaq Composite advanced 1.2 percent. Earlier, all three indexes had slid nearly 2 percent during a broad selloff.
That earlier decline followed Trump’s warning that new tariffs could target European allies. Investors reacted quickly to those remarks. However, equities reversed early losses during the Davos address. According to market data, buyers returned as his comments reduced immediate uncertainty.
As per Jeffrey Kleintop, former global investment strategist at Charles Schwab, 
30% is the gain in global stocks excluding the US since Donald Trump returned to the presidency a year ago. That’s about twice the gain produced by the S&P 500.
Meanwhile, following the president’s speech, the stock market fell again. The Nasdaq 100 fell 1.5 percent in 45 minutes. Meanwhile, the S&P 500 dropped about 50 points, erasing most gains. Notably, Apple rose to $247.42, while Tesla climbed to $419.79. NVIDIA and Alphabet also gained, while Netflix declined.
Crypto Stocks See Red
Crypto stocks continued to weaken. Coinbase traded at $223.91, down 1.68 percent on the day. Strategy shares also slipped modestly during the session. Notably, Circle shares fell by 2.25 percent, extending a sharp multi-month decline.
Source: TradingView
Circle has now lost more than 63 percent over the past six months. The stock has shed most of the gains it recorded after its successful U.S. IPO last year.
U.S. markets ended the session volatile after #Trump ’s forecasts and policy remarks. His “peanuts” comment framed the prior drop as temporary. Meanwhile, his doubling projection and Greenland statements coincided with a rebound, then renewed pressure, across major indexes.

#Bitcoin Price remained below the $95,000 mark on Monday following a broader decline in the cryptocurrency market. 
The price of $BTC has fallen by 2.65% over the past 24 hours, a drop linked to rising geopolitical tensions and a large-scale liquidation event
The recent news by #Donald Trump of a reintroduction of tariffs on European products has also rattled investor confidence. Other crypto market coins, including Ethereum (ETH), Solana (SOL), and Ripple (XRP), also experienced small losses. 
The market has already experienced 1.1% growth within this week and 9% within the month despite the current dip.
Trump to Impose Tariffs on European Countries Over Greenland Dispute
On January 17, U.S. President Donald Trump revealed plans to impose escalating tariffs on goods imported from Denmark and other European countries. The tariffs will start with a 10% rate on February 1, and they may rise to 25% by June 1, unless the two countries come to a trade agreement.
Eight of the #NATO member states, such as France, Germany, and the UK, are also threatened by Trump. Unless they help in negotiating a U.S. acquisition of Greenland, he threatened a 10% tariff beginning in February and increasing to 25% by June.
This news has been received with backlash in Europe, with some of the key political forces in the European Parliament (EP) declaring that they are opposed to the trade agreement that the EU has signed with the U.S. in July last year.
The U.S. currently has a trade agreement with the EU and UK that encompasses tariffs of 15 and 10%, respectively. Whether Trump will have new tariffs in place of these current rates or overlay them is, however, uncertain.
This has created confusion in the market, and Bitcoin prices have been experiencing a fall. The question that investors are left asking is whether the cryptocurrency will overcome this blow when the situation unfolds.
Bitcoin ETFs See Highest Inflows Since October Amid 2026
The U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $1.42 billion in inflows last week, according to data from SoSoValue. Their weekly gain is the best since October, which is an indicator of a robust recovery at the start of 2026.
Source: Sosovalue data

The renewed interest of investors in the crypto market follows months of volatility that have led to the resurgence of the crypto market. The inflows show rising confidence in Bitcoin. This performance also compares sharply to the decline experienced during the October crash, and this is a good sign.
Bitcoin Price Prediction: Will BTC Hold $90k Support?
The BTC price has recently experienced a slight pullback, hovering around $93,054. The Relative Strength Index (RSI) is at 37, indicating a bearish trend.
Conversely, Moving Average Convergence Divergence (MACD) is reflecting a bearish trend with the blue line falling below the orange signal line. 
The future Bitcoin outlook remains bullish. Any breakout above $95,000 might revert the price to the $97,500-$100,000 zone, providing a possible rally. But in case the support at $90,000 breaks, Bitcoin could approach lower levels, maybe even as low as $85,000.
Source: BTC/USD 4-hour chart: Tradingview
In summary, though geopolitical tensions and technical indicators suggest bearish pressure in the short term, ETF inflows are high, and long-term investor confidence can help to recover Bitcoin. The support level of $90,000 is very important to continue the bullish momentum in the short run.

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