<h1>US markets rise after Trump renounces force for Greenland; tariff plans and earnings shape volatility and bond moves.</h1> President Trump's renunciation of using force to take Greenland, coupled with his call for immediate negotiations and announced plans to impose 10 per cent tariffs on several European and Nordic countries (above a prospective 15 per cent EU-linked tariff), coincided with a partial recovery in US equities, stabilisation of Treasury yields and the dollar, and continued price gains in gold and natural gas amid residual risk sentiment and demand expectations.