The S&P 500 took a significant hit, shedding approximately $750 billion in market value—a figure economists compare to Greenland's entire estimated economic worth. The sharp decline was triggered by recent policy statements and threats from the U.S. administration that sent shockwaves through risk asset markets.
According to market analysts, this $750 billion wipeout reflects heightened uncertainty around trade policies and geopolitical tensions. When traditional equity markets experience such volatility, investors often reassess their portfolio allocations, including shifts toward or away fro