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Mike Dolan's overview of the day ahead in U.S. and global markets indicated a volatile start as the markets reacted to the new presidency's trade tariff plans, causing fluctuations in stock and currency markets. Although the day brought a flurry of executive orders on topics ranging from immigration policies to inflation control, there were no immediate actions on the promised trade tariffs. Despite initial relief seen in the markets, Trump later mentioned potential tariffs on Mexico and Canada, reversing gains in the Mexican peso, Canadian dollar, and the euro. This led to fluctuating trends in European, Chinese, and Hong Kong stocks as the day unfolded.
Amid ongoing discussions on tariffs and inflation measures, U.S. Treasury yields continued their retreat, with the Wall Street stocks showing optimism before Tuesday's trading session. The global outlook, however, was impacted by Trump's shift away from climate initiatives, particularly affecting green energy stocks in Europe. The absence of specific references to the digital token industry also led to disappointment, causing a retreat in cryptocurrencies.
Further developments, such as the release of Canada's December consumer price inflation data and corporate earnings reports from major companies, are anticipated to influence U.S. markets. Additionally, events like the World Economic Forum in Davos and the ECOFIN meeting in Brussels are expected to provide further insights into market directions later in the day.