European bourses rebound but traders remain wary of virus
Markets recover after the previous day’s losses that were prompted by concern about economic fallout from the coronavirus outbreak in China
28 January 2020 - 12:07
London — European markets rebounded early on Tuesday after the previous day’s thumping, when investors huddled in safe-haven assets amid worry about the economic fallout from the coronavirus outbreak in China.
There was relief as Europe’s Stoxx 600 and Wall Street futures bounced as much as 0.5% from their closing levels on Monday, which was the worst day for world stocks since October...
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