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Daily Market Report – January 20, 2026

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Tuesday, January 20, 2026

Stocks are falling broadly in Europe, the USA, and parts of Asia after new tariff threats from Washington in the dispute over Greenland raise concerns about a renewed transatlantic trade spiral. In Europe, the major indices are dropping significantly, and Wall Street is trading noticeably weaker after the holiday; at the same time, nervousness is rising, the volatility index is climbing sharply above 20, and "safe havens" like gold are being sought.

A second stress factor is coming from Japan: Japanese government bonds (JGBs) are shooting to record levels, particularly the long maturities; the 40-year yield jumps above 4% for the first time. The trigger is growing fiscal concerns ahead of the election – this is putting pressure on bond prices and simultaneously exerting significant pressure on the yen; the movement is also affecting global interest rate markets. In the USA, yields are rising.

Individual stocks: In Europe, luxury and cyclical stocks remain under pressure. In the USA, the downward movement is broad. The S&P 500 is trading almost 2% lower.