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Shares in Hong Kong plummeted in Wednesday afternoon trade as the city’s markets returned from a holiday amid coronavirus fears. The Hang Seng index dropped almost 3% in early trade, before declining 2.81%, as of its final hour of trading..

Apple reported iPhone revenue of $56 billion for its fiscal first quarter on Tuesday, blowing past analysts’ estimates, proving that the new iPhone 11 is off to a strong start. IPhone revenue for the quarter rose 8% from a year.

Markets are underestimating the potential fallout of the coronavirus outbreak, which could be a “Lehman-type” moment for the global economy, according to economic research firm AdMacro. Chinese officials on Tuesday confirmed that the death toll from the virus, which originated.

Ethereum (ETH) along with most other major altcoins has been able to post a decent climb today, with the crypto rallying into the $170 region while Bitcoin pushes up towards $9,000. It is important to note that this rally may.

Stocks in Asia declined on Tuesday amid fears about the ongoing coronavirus outbreak that continues to spread. South Korea’s Kospi dropped 3.09% to close at 2,176.72. In Japan, the Nikkei 225 shed 0.55% to close at 23,215.71 while the Topix.

Chinese health authorities said Tuesday that the coronavirus outbreak has killed 106 people and infected 4,515. The officials also said 60 people had been discharged. The majority of the reported cases are in mainland China, where local authorities have quarantined.

While the news of coronavirus spreading remains quite alarming, on Tuesday markets are either showing some risk demand or just moving in flat, avoiding further decline. It seems that participants are deciding to cautiously “buy the dip”. This dynamic is.

Market overview Asian markets continued their decline on Tuesday due to spreading fears of a virus impact on the economy. Meantime, European and American indices were stabilizing after the drop yesterday. The foreign exchange market also shows a mixed reaction:.

Bitcoin spiked above $9,100 on Tuesday morning, where it bumped into a sale-off again. It threw the benchmark cryptocurrency to the round level $9,000. Note that the growth was accompanied by an increase in trading volumes, which should become another.

Blockchain payment network Ripple launching an initial public offering (IPO) could, in fact, devalue the cryptocurrency in which it holds a majority stake. According to several market participants interviewed by Cointelegraph over the weekend, Ripple going public has potential implications.

Bitcoin (BTC) plans to move higher and further squeeze bears in the short term, several price indicators suggest. As the week begins, a group of measurements — some surprisingly accurate historically — are combining to make traders firmly bullish on.

Oil prices slumped to multi-month lows on Monday, with energy market participants increasingly concerned about demand growth as the coronavirus spreads globally. International benchmark Brent crude traded at $58.99 a barrel Monday afternoon, down nearly 2.8%, while U.S. West Texas.