**[Bank of America: U.S. Stock Funds Surpass $17 Billion Amid Trump's Tariff Threats]** Golden Finance reported that Bank of America stated that during the week when U.S. President Donald Trump threatened to impose tariffs on certain European countries over the Greenland issue, U.S. stock funds surged close to $17 billion. Meanwhile, in its suspended EPFR Global report, the bank noted that as of the week ending January 21, European equity funds recorded their strongest six-week inflow since June last year, while Japanese equity funds saw nearly the largest single-week inflow since October last year being abandoned. These data broadly reflect the capital flow trends during the period of Trump's softened stance and market resonance. Following NATO's evaluation of Mark Rutte's breakthrough before the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, Trump issued threats.