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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.

Täglicher Marktbericht – 20. Januar 2026

Dienstag, 20. Januar 2026

Aktien fallen breit in Europa, den USA und Teilen Asiens, nachdem neue Zoll-Drohungen aus Washington im Streit um Grönland die Sorge vor einer erneuten transatlantischen Handelsspirale schüren. In Europa rutschen die großen Indizes deutlich, und auch Wall Street handelt nach dem Feiertag deutlich schwächer; gleichzeitig steigt die Nervosität, der Volatilitätsindex steigt deutlich auf über 20 und „sichere Häfen“ wie Gold werden gesucht.

Ein zweiter Stressfaktor kommt aus Japan: Bei japanischen Staatsanleihen (JGBs) schießen vor allem die langen Laufzeiten auf Rekordstände; die 40-jährige Rendite springt erstmals über 4%. Auslöser sind wachsende Fiskalsorgen vor der Wahl – das drückt die Bondpreise und sorgt zugleich für erheblichen Druck auf den Yen; die Bewegung greift auch auf globale Zinsmärkte über. In den USA steigen die Renditen.

Einzelwerte: In Europa stehen Luxus und Zykliker weiter unter Druck. In den USA ist die Abwärtsbewegung breit. Der S&P 500 handelt fast 2% tiefer.