- Globally, confirmed cases have exceeded 75,000
- IMF says projected recovery in global growth is ‘highly fragile’
- India will send its largest military aircraft to evacuate more Indians from Wuhan today
- Adidas has said store closures in China have plummeted sales
- Puma said business in China was pummeled by the coronavirus
- Chinese refineries are throttling back production
- Sanofi Pasteur said it will leverage its previous work to develop a potential vaccine
- China’s firms said the economic toll has left them unable to cover their labour costs
A decline in the number of new cases in China, along with mounting expectations of more policy stimulus boosted global stock markets on Wednesday, helping ease some of the alarm caused by Apple’s revenue warning
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