Trump, Greenland Deal Sparks CRML Trading Frenzy: These ETFs Rocket 75%
Critical Metals surged 38% after the Trump-Greenland deal, sending these ETFs to the top gainers list with gains of over 75%.
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Shares of U.S.-listed Greenland companies are trading higher after the U.S. and Denmark reached a security arrangement that excludes non-NATO countries from military activities on the island.
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