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Following the Federal Reserve’s latest moves to support financial markets, benchmarks in South Korea, Japan and Australia rallied

In Tuesday morning trading in Hong Kong, regional benchmarks rallied. That largely erased the previous session’s steep losses, which came after an uptick in coronavirus cases in the U.S. and China dented optimism over the pace of the global economic recovery.

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If only the govt/fed put this much effort in propping up the American worker like they do the markets .....sigh

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