Stock Market Today: Dow & S&P Futures Dive Amid New Tariff Fears

US and European stock futures fell and haven assets such as gold rallied after President Donald Trump proposed new levies on eight countries, including Germany and France, that have opposed his plans to acquire Greenland. The dollar weakened against most of its major peers. US equity-index futures retreated, with contracts for the Nasdaq 100 falling 1.1%. Futures for Europe slid 1.2% as tariff-related worries hit markets. Asian shares weakened, though losses were more modest. South Korea, a key beneficiary of artificial intelligence investment, was among the few markets that rose. Chinese stocks gained, as the country’s economic growth met the government’s target last year.