Markets caught a breather as Trump signaled a potential pullback on Europe tariff threats over Greenland—but don't pop the champagne just yet. James Smith, chief economist at ING, reminded Reuters that the broader uncertainty surrounding US trade policy is far from settled. One move doesn't mean clarity is coming. The volatility in policy direction keeps traders on edge, wondering what's next. With tariff uncertainty still hanging over global markets, investors trading crypto and traditional assets alike are watching closely—because these macro shifts directly impact market sentiment and capital flows. The reprieve might be temporary.