Asian stocks follow Wall Street lower on coronavirus fears

The coronavirus could cripple China’s economy for longer than Wall Street wants to believe  Business Insider

Look out! Stocks nosedive on oil price war and coronavirus fears  Aljazeera.comOil plunges in Asia as producers start price war  BBC NewsRussian Ruble Plummets Amid Oil Market Chaos  The Moscow TimesSix Thoughts on the Collapse of the Oil Market  BloombergCoronavirus and Russia Will Test Saudi Game Plan  BloombergView Full coverage on Google News

UK coronavirus expert who was in Downing Street days ago self isolates over virus fears  Mirror OnlineUK epidemiologist who recently visited Downing Street self-isolates with cough and fever  RTCoronavirus: Professor who swayed Britain's pandemic response is self isolating  The Straits TimesCoronavirus UK death toll reaches 71 with 14 more dead in England  Mirror OnlineUK confirmed coronavirus cases rise 26 per cent to 1950 in past 24 hours  Malay MailView Full coverage on Google...

ECB's monetary bazooka peps up Asian stocks  RFIECB launches emergency $820bn coronavirus package  BBC NewsCoronavirus latest: ECB launches multi-billion euro 'pandemic emergency' scheme  Deutsche WelleCash is king as emergency stimulus fails to stop market panic  ReutersEurope’s Central Bank Vastly Expands Stimulus Measures  The New York TimesView Full coverage on Google News

Asian Stock Markets Are Mixed After Wall Street’s Swoon: Live Updates  The New York TimesVirus whammy: Asian stocks plunge as Philippines shuts markets  Aljazeera.comAsian markets tumble again after virus sparks Wall St collapse  The Citizen DailyAsian market sell-off eases after overnight crash on Wall Street  Nikkei Asian ReviewAsian stocks fall in volatile session after historic Wall St. plunge  ReutersView Full coverage on Google News

Global wipeout: Asian stocks deepen fall over virus panic  Aljazeera.comJapan's Nikkei index dives 7% following Wall Street plunge  Nikkei Asian ReviewWorld markets plunge deepens as virus panic worsens  ReutersAsian Stocks Sink, Extending Global Rout On Recession Fears  NDTV NewsJapan's Nikkei index dives 10% following Wall Street plunge  Nikkei Asian ReviewView Full coverage on Google News

Punts on the World Cup rather than on financial instruments will kick into high gear over the next month as bleary-eyed traders in football-mad Asia tune into the tournament in Brazil, a dozen time zones away.

Investors can’t blame the stock market’s bumpy ride so far this year on S&P 500 earnings, which could end the reporting period with the best quarterly growth in more than two years.

Breaking down this sell-off, among the most extreme and rare Wall Street has ever seen  CNBC