Bessent says not concerned at all about any Treasuries selloff over Greenland

The U.S. remains a premier destination for global capital. Recently, a Danish pension fund sold off about $100 million in Treasury securities, citing poor U.S. government finances, not the Greenland situation. This situation may act as a warning signal for the Treasury market, but the impact of this amount is minimal compared to the fund's total assets of $25.7 billion. Many countries are exploring diversification of their financial positions, which may lead to a step away from U.S. assets. The ongoing push for de-dollarization and currency debasement keeps precious metals favored among investors. Trump is expected to be about three hours late to Davos to deliver an important address. Upcoming meetings with European leaders and Trump's Truth Social posts will be critical in assessing the Greenland situation and tariff threats.