Trump is about to leave the hospital and return to the White House for self-isolation
US President Trump announced on the social network on Monday that he would be discharged from the hospital and return to the White House for self-isolation and emphasized that he feels good. But it is still unknown how long Trump will self-isolate in the White House. According to the CDC’s instructions, patients with mild and moderate symptoms should self-isolate for at least 10 days. In addition, Trump’s campaign office stated that Trump plans to attend the second presidential debate in Florida (15th). However, President Conley pointed out that Trump is still not completely out of danger, so the market is still paying close attention to his health. In addition, since another core staff member is diagnosed, the White House will also attract attention in its future measures to deal with the new crown virus.
Gold prices are expected to rise to highs in the past two weeks
Trump has contracted the COVID-19 pneumonia and the US economy is showing signs of weakness, which has brought challenges for him to fight for re-election. However, Trump was successfully discharged from the hospital on October 5 and said that he would participate in the second debate, stimulating the surge in US stocks. The Speaker of the US House of Representatives Pelosi and Secretary of the Treasury Mnuchin will continue their talks on the stimulus plan on October 6. The price of gold is expected to rise to a high in the past two weeks due to optimism.
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