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More results - Biden leads in the electoral votes, but begins to lose in Florida

2:34 AM 4 November 2020
According to the latest results Trump wins in South Carolina, Alabama, Mississippi, Tennessee, Oklahoma and is leading in Florida but Biden is likely to win 3 of 4 Maine electoral votes. Meanwhile Biden wins in Rhode Island, New Jersey, Maryland, Massachusetts, Illinois, Connecticut, Delaware. 
Source: NPR
High volatility in gold in reaction to the strengthening dollar. Gold returns above $ 1,900.
According to Business Insider, Trump wins in Florida, but after 50% of votes count, Biden clearly wins in Ohio and wins 1/4 of the votes in Texas. The market is starting to enter risk-on mode again.
 
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