Monday's News Links

[Reuters] Wall Street higher after steep selloff

[Reuters] Global stocks hover near seven-week lows as virus fears hit China markets after holiday

[Reuters] Virus fears wipe $393 billion off China's stock market despite government support moves

[Reuters] China's yuan weakens but resilient yen points to risk recovery

[Reuters] Oil wavers as coronavirus hits demand and OPEC+ considers deeper cuts

[CNBC] Coronavirus updates: Hong Kong closes most border crossings with mainland China, death toll at 361

[Reuters] China accuses U.S. of whipping up panic over virus as stocks tumble

[Reuters] Fearing virus, Hong Kong residents stock up on food, essentials

[Bloomberg] China’s Worst Rout in Years Has 3,257 Stocks Falling by Daily Limit

[Bloomberg] China Considers Lowering 2020 Growth Expectations on Virus

[Bloomberg] Hit to Chinese Property Market From Virus Temporary, Analysts Say

[Bloomberg] China Is Said to Restrict Stock Sales by Brokerages, Funds

[WSJ] Coronavirus Closes China to the World, Straining Global Economy

[WSJ] The New Threat to Energy-Company Bonds: Virus Fears

[WSJ] How Long Can Chinese Property Developers Go Without Sales?

[FT] Shifting ‘Asian bid’ reshapes demand for Treasuries

[FT] Taiwan politician’s visit to Washington risks enraging China