Market mood improved amid expectations that US politicians would agree on a significant spending bill to help the US economy through the COVID-19 crisis. Chinese equities closed up 2.3%, European equities up 9.2%, and the S&P500 is currently up 7.0%. The US dollar fell slightly, and bond yields and commodities rose.

Market mood improved amid expectations that US politicians would agree on a significant spending bill to help the US economy through the COVID-19 crisis. Chinese equities closed up 2.3%, European equities up 9.2%, and the S&amp;P500 is currently up 7.0%. The US dollar fell slightly, and bond yields and commodities rose.

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