Biden Represents a Tried and Tested Candidate, Says Euan Rellie

The transcript discusses the impact of coronavirus on political preferences, highlighting Joe Biden's appeal during fragile times. It explores international business perspectives on US candidates, noting a preference for stability. Market reactions to elections and investor concerns about Bernie Sanders are examined. The discussion shifts to US foreign policy, economic growth under Trump, and the desire for consistent American policy. Mike Bloomberg's global influence is considered, along with public perceptions. Finally, the US leadership response to coronavirus is analyzed, with a focus on global perspectives and potential lessons from China.

What role does the coronavirus play in shaping public opinion about Joe Biden?

How do international businessmen perceive Joe Biden compared to Bernie Sanders and Donald Trump?

What are the concerns investors have regarding Bernie Sanders as a candidate?

What consistent American policy do Middle Eastern leaders desire?

How has the perception of President Trump's leadership changed in light of the coronavirus?

What lessons can be learned from China's response to the coronavirus?

What shifts in investor interest are observed due to the coronavirus pandemic?