At Davos, G. Stassis Highlights Energy Priorities as Markets Slide Amid Trump’s Stance

Giorgos Stassis, CEO of DEI (Public Power Corporation of Greece), attended the World Economic Forum in Davos, participating in panels and engaging with investors on energy, security, and technology — while global markets show downward pressure on futures.

Stassis highlighted on social media that the first day of the forum “set the tone” through meaningful discussions with the global investment community, focusing on energy, security, and artificial intelligence, alongside geopolitical shifts affecting the global economic landscape.

Despite corporate leaders’ efforts to convey optimism, market futures remain weak, largely due to the unwavering stance of U.S. President Donald Trump at the forum. His insistence on matters such as Greenland and other geopolitical initiatives is heightening uncertainty in global markets.

This situation mirrors broader European market trends, where uncertainty around trade policies and tariffs has already exerted pressure on indices and investor sentiment.

Davos 2026 is shaping up as a test of economic and geopolitical resilience. While leaders like Stassis promote investment and energy agendas, Trump’s political moves — especially regarding Greenland — are contributing to downward momentum in markets and futures, underscoring the challenges facing the global economy at this high-profile forum.

Source: pagenews.gr