us. apple warnse, the path reopened after the super tuesday victories and what is shaping up to be a two man some iphones will be in short race for the democratic supply as stores slowly reopen in china. nomination. first, the death toll from the that is up next. this is bloomberg. coronavirus rising to 11 across the u.s. with california reporting the first death in this state. the fatality rate is 3.4 percent, higher than the seasonal flu. cases continued to surge in south korea, the u.k.. 23 members of parliament have fallen no. u.s. stocks rebounding, perhaps theing the rebound from surprise victory. are expecting to see some decent trades some decent gains. we did have the new zealand index trading higher than more than hire more than 2%. volatility is the name of the game. 1.7% onhe asx slip by wednesday. it is going to recover all of that today. the nikkei also pointing higher. the nikkei broadly flat for the day. the cost fee looking higher by more than the cos
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