US President Trump: A lot of big news is coming over the next few weeks
|US President Donald Trump crossed wires during the early Friday morning in Asia. The American leader spoke on various issues ranging from Israel-UAE (United Arab Emirates) agreement to criticizing Presidential Election opponent Joe Biden.
Key quotes
At every turn, Biden has been wrong about the virus – ignoring the scientific evidence.
It's ‘the most important diplomatic breakthrough since the Egypt-Israel peace agreement was signed over 40 years ago.’
We have a lot of other interesting things going on with other nations also having to do with peace agreements.
A lot of big news is coming over the next few weeks and I'm sure you'll be very impressed.
Would not veto coronavirus legislation that includes funding for the post office.
Attitude towards china is not friendly.
China giving us farmers largest orders ever seen.
Open to something on state and local aid but not kind of money that democrats want.
FX implications
While considering the absence of trade-specific news, coupled with generally inactive early-Asian hours, market-players fail to react to these comments. Even so, AUD/USD remains pressured around 0.7150 by the press time.
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