(Bloomberg) — U.S. and European stock futures edged up, oil clawed back some of its recent losses, and China’s yuan was stable in offshore trading as investors continued to assess the risks from the coronavirus.A senior official said the White House hasn’t asked for a suspension of U.S.-China flights, helping ease some concerns amid mounting evidence of a near-term economic hit from the disease. Most Asian benchmarks rose, while Hong Kong tumbled in a catch-up with the global sell-off since that market shut for holidays. China remains closed. Treasuries added to recent gains.The S&P 500 Index climbed 1% on Tuesday …read more
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