(Bloomberg) — China’s stocks fluctuated after plunging on Monday, while most Asian equities rose with U.S. futures as investors gauged efforts to contain the coronavirus and awaited potential responses from policy makers.In a wild start to trading Tuesday, Chinese equities tumbled more than 2%, then recouped all that loss within minutes. South Korean and Hong Kong shares outperformed in Asia, with Japanese and Australian benchmarks seeing more modest gains. Oil recovered a slice of recent losses, and traded back above $50 per barrel. U.S. Treasury yields also edged up, while the dollar was flat.China earlier set the daily yuan fixing …read more
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