Japanese stocks saw a significant rally on Tuesday after a recent massive sell-off that shook global markets. The Nikkei 225 index surged by over 4%, with other Asian markets also posting gains. The rebound comes as investors remain cautious amid ongoing concerns about the global economic recovery and the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.
In other news, Democratic vice-presidential candidate Kamala Harris is reportedly preparing to name her running mate and launch a multistate tour. Harris, seen as a top contender for the role, is expected to announce her choice in the coming days as the election campaign heats up. The announcement will mark a historic moment as she would be the first woman of color to be named as a vice-presidential candidate for a major party.
Meanwhile, President Donald Trump is said to be enraged by women and non-white people who he views as not compliant. The president’s reported comments come as he faces criticism for his handling of the COVID-19 crisis and his response to ongoing protests against racial injustice. Trump’s remarks have drawn condemnation from critics who see them as divisive and discriminatory.
In Virginia, Republican gubernatorial candidate Glenn Youngkin has launched a campaign under the slogan “Don’t Worry Blue Virginia.” The phrase is seen as a bid to appeal to Democratic voters in a traditionally blue state. Youngkin, a political newcomer, is hoping to capitalize on dissatisfaction with Democratic leadership in the state and is positioning himself as a moderate candidate who can unite Virginians across party lines.
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