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European stocks finished higher following reports that US President Donald Trump and the First Lady only had mild Covid-19 symptoms, while Vice-President Michael Pence and Democratic electoral rivals Joe Biden and Kamala Harris had all tested negative, ensuring that there would not be a leadership vacuum in Washington D. C.
European stocks were mostly higher on the first day of the new quarter despite conflicting headlines around talks on Capitol Hill on approving a new stimulus package in the US and around Brexit.
