The market tensions remain high. Investors are reacting negatively to reports of tightening quarantine measures in EU countries.
The focus of the market attention is still the news from the United States. Investors have reacted positively to Donald Trump's quick recovery, but bitter political struggles in the US are severely limiting investor risk appetite.
Investors abandoned risky assets amid sharply increased uncertainty in the US election race.
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In the United States, the focus will remain on the internal political battles, but the latest macroeconomic statistics can also significantly affect the dynamics of the market. The central event of the week will be the September report on the labor market.
The financial market environment remains tense. Uncertainty was increased by the outcomes of the of The Federal Reserve System, Bank of England and Bank of Japan sessions.
