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Australian shares rose on Tuesday, regaining some of the sharp losses from the previous session, as a pledge by the U.S. Federal Reserve to spend whatever it took to stabilise the financial system lifted sentiment even though the boost may be short-lived.

* Coronavirus cases in China double as infected travellers return home

The International Monetary Fund said it has been approached by a dozen countries in the Middle East and Central Asia who have asked for financial support in dealing with the coronavirus impact on their economies.

Most Southeast Asian stock markets rebounded on Tuesday, as the U.S. Federal Reserve pledged unlimited quantitative easing to support credit markets in a bid to backstop an economy reeling from emergency restrictions to fight the coronavirus. Policymakers across the globe are looking to stave off

Richest city has seen three times as many cases as any other region 

Chancellor’s scheme is welcomed by business but leaves many open questions 

Japan's share benchmark Nikkei climbed nearly 7% to its highest level in 1-1/2 weeks on Tuesday, outperforming regional peers, supported by hopes of buying by the Bank of Japan (BOJ) and public pension funds.

The government must now move urgently to protect health workers

Tougher restrictions imposed on public movement to try to halt spread of coronavirus