European policymakers should fuel market turbulence to pressure US President Donald Trump to back down from his Greenland claim, according to a senior executive at Allianz Global Investors.“If I were an adviser to some European governments, I would say you almost need to create a little bit of market volatility because Donald Trump cares about that a lot, probably more than other politicians,” said Michael Krautzberger, the chief investment officer for public markets at the Allianz SE subsidiary, which mana ...

By Yoruk Bahceli and Dhara Ranasinghe LONDON, Jan 19 (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump's renewed tariff threats against European allies amid rising tension over Greenland have revived talk of the 'Sell America' trade that emerged in the aftermath of his sweeping Liberation Day levies last April. Stock markets bore the brunt on Monday of fears that the trade war could re-escalate, ​with European equities dropping over 1% and U.S. stock futures taking a similar hit that points to weakness following ...