Time is running out to decide on the massive COVID-19 relief package...
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| | Check out my next trade | | | | | Roger Scott | 20+ years of trading experience managed over $900 million teaching thousands daily. | | | | | | Global Stocks Subdued in Final Attempt to Yield Stimulus Deal | | | | | Global stock markets are subdued this morning even though a number of reports indicate strong earnings results for the quarter. The culprit? Concerns that Democrats and Republicans will fail to deliver more U.S. economic aid before Nov. 3.
Talks on a massive COVID-19 relief package experienced a setback when U.S. President Donald Trump's most powerful Senate ally, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, urged the White House not to continue.
I don't like the way that sounds…
Other lawmakers warn there's not enough time to pass a relief bill by election day, but House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said negotiations with Treasury Secretary Steven Mnunchin have been positive.
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| | | | |  | Positive Economic Data Pushes Global Shares Upward
| October 19, 2020 | Global shares opened strong this morning after China reported its economy advanced at a 5%.
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| October 20, 2020 | Global stock markets are subdued this morning as hopes dwindle that a fresh U.S. economic stimulus deal will be reached before Nov. 3.
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