LONDON: Investors, already skittish ahead of U.S elections in November, now have another thing to worry about: the president's health.Donald Trump's COVID-19 diagnosis triggered a sell-off in stocks and oil and a surge in demand for traditional safe haven assets such as gold and bonds on Friday."The President of the United States has got a disease which kills people.
People are de-risking because of that," Chris Weston, head of research at Pepperstone in Melbourne, said.But where investors go from here depends, to a large degree, on how the U.S.