早盘：美股继续上扬 特朗普言论帮助股指反弹

Market Reaction - US stock markets saw a rebound with the Dow Jones increasing by 346.16 points (0.71%) to 48,834.75, the Nasdaq rising by 165.36 points (0.72%) to 23,119.68, and the S&P 500 gaining 49.88 points (0.73%) to 6,846.74 following President Trump's remarks at the World Economic Forum [3][8]. Presidential Statements - President Trump stated he would not use military force to acquire Greenland, which alleviated market concerns and contributed to a positive market sentiment [3][9]. - Trump emphasized that he is seeking immediate negotiations to discuss the potential acquisition of Greenland, despite previously threatening tariffs against NATO countries opposing his plans [4][10]. Economic Indicators - Following Trump's statements, the price of 10-year US Treasury bonds rose, leading to a decrease in yields, while the dollar index narrowed its decline against other currencies [9]. - On the previous day, US stock markets experienced significant declines, with the Dow dropping over 870 points (approximately 1.8%) and the S&P 500 falling about 2.1%, marking the worst single-day performance since October 10 [4][9]. Investment Trends - There has been a noticeable trend of "selling US assets," with some government entities moving away from dollar-denominated investments, as noted by JPMorgan's global research head [4][9]. - AkademikerPension, a Danish pension operator, announced its exit from approximately $100 million in US Treasury positions due to concerns over US debt and financial conditions [11].