(Bloomberg) — U.S. and European futures climbed on Tuesday after global equities hit their lowest level since 2016, while the dollar snapped a 10-day rally and Treasuries dipped as appetite for riskier assets revived.Contracts on the S&P 500 rose over 4%, more than making up what the index lost on Monday. Benchmarks in Tokyo, Hong Kong and Sydney climbed at least 3%. Korean shares jumped almost 9% as the government announced measures to stabilize financial markets. The dollar retreated against developed and emerging currencies alike, in a tentative sign of reduced stress after the steepest appreciation since the global financial …read more
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