Nathan Hager

Last night, President Trump posted online that Venezuela will turn over up to 50 million barrels worth as much as $2.8 billion.

President Trump's ramping up his rhetoric against NATO as concern builds in Europe over his plans for Greenland.

In a Truth Social post this morning, the president said Russia and China have no fear of NATO without the U.S.,

He says he doubts the alliance would be there for the U.S.

if needed.

All this as the White House says President Trump has not ruled out military force to take over Denmark's Arctic island.

We get more from Bloomberg's Sarah Sciolin in Copenhagen.

Bloomberg's Sarah Sciolin reports the Danish and Greenlandic governments are pushing for a meeting with Secretary of State Marco Rubio.

The Wall Street Journal reports he's told lawmakers that President Trump wants to buy Greenland.

Former French Prime Minister Dominique de Villepin told Bloomberg News this morning a U.S.

attack on the island would be a red line for Europe.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky says his team is moving on to the tough issues of territory and nuclear control now that they've reached a breakthrough on security guarantees with U.S.

negotiators in Paris.

We get more from Bloomberg's Greg Sullivan.

Bloomberg's Greg Sullivan reports President Zelensky also says he hopes to meet soon with President Trump.

On Wall Street, Treasury yields are ticking up a bit after data showing the biggest drop in job openings in this country in more than a year.

Bloomberg's Michael McKee.

And we also got a look at services activity from the Institute for Supply Management.

It grew at its fastest pace in December in more than a year on solid demand and a pickup in hiring.

Right now, the S&P 500 is ticking lower, down about a tenth of one percent.