Gold was steady near a record high, while silver retreated from an all-time peak, as President Donald Trump’s push to take over Greenland stoked fears of a potential US–Europe trade war. Markets are now waiting to see how Europe will respond after both precious metals surged on Monday following Trump’s pledge to impose tariffs on eight European nations opposing his Greenland ambitions. Gold traded near $4,670 an ounce on Tuesday, while silver briefly touched a record $94.7295 an ounce. The US’ threat toward its NATO allies has rattled markets, buoying demand for havens and reviving the “Sell America” trade. French ... (full story)