Harris caught up later? The approval rating has continued to rise, now leading Trump comprehensively.
① Recent polls have shown that Harris' approval ratings have significantly increased in both the United States as a whole and key swing states, surpassing Trump. ② Economists analyze that although Harris is the Vice President, she has successfully avoided public criticism of Biden's policies, and some of her campaign promises have gained the support of voters.
Trump refuses to have a second debate with Harris, stating that he will not run for president again if he fails.
Polls show a record increase in Harris' approval rating, meanwhile, Harris' fundraising in August is more than four times that of Trump.
Harris accepted CNN's invitation for the second debate and called on Trump to "fight again."
①Harris posted on social media platform, saying:"I am glad to accept the second presidential debate on October 23rd, and I hope Trump can join." ②Currently, Trump's campaign team has not responded to Harris's invitation.
U.S. stock market closing | The 'Triple Witching Day' saw violent fluctuations in the final trading hour, with the Dow hitting a new all-time high; Intel surged in the final hour, gold reached a new high, and the offshore RMB rose by 300 points.
The Dow Jones hit a new high, while small-cap index fell more than 1% after seven consecutive gains, and the S&P briefly stopped falling in late trading. The Dow rose 1.6% for the week, the Nasdaq rose 1.5%, and energy stocks drove the S&P up 1.4%, the fifth consecutive weekly gain in six weeks, with small-cap stocks rising more than 2% and China concept stocks rising nearly 4% for the week.
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Trump refuses to sell stocks, market turmoil may trigger a new round of selling.
Donald Trump recently stated that he will not sell his stocks in Trump Media & Technology Group (DJT). However, starting from this Thursday, he has the option - an option that has been unavailable since the social media company went public in March.