U.S. stock futures climbed after President Donald Trump announced a framework deal on Greenland, easing fears that he would impose tariffs on eight European nations. The move lifted the S&P 500 and Nasdaq futures by roughly 1.2%, as markets digested the diplomatic breakthrough for investors and analysts today.

The announcement follows a week of sharp sell‑offs triggered by geopolitical jitters, and it signals that Washington will not pursue a hardline stance on the Arctic island. Investors now shift focus to a cluster of earnings, including Intel, Procter & Gamble, and GE Aerospace in the quarter ahead.

Wall Street will also monitor the Federal Reserve meeting, where policy makers are expected to keep rates unchanged amid pressure from the White House to cut. Tech giants such as Microsoft, Meta Platforms, and Tesla are slated to report next week, with analysts eyeing AI‑driven data‑center spending today.

With earnings and policy on the horizon, traders will weigh whether the AI hyperscalers can sustain their capital outlays. The Greenland deal removes a key geopolitical risk, but investors will watch for any signs of renewed tension that could dent the market’s recent rally in the week ahead.