Global equities have stabilized after US equities recovered yesterday, with the NASDAQ 100 staging its biggest reversal in eight months and the S&P 500 recouped almost three percent to close 0.15% lower. Asia Pacific equities were mostly higher. Hong Kong shares, including the mainland shares that trade there, were the notable exception. European shares are rebounding as well. With every sector higher, the Dow Jones Stoxx 600 is up about 1.3%, which it sustained, would be the biggest gain since the end of October. US stocks are trading heavier (~0.6%), but the employment data will be reported an hour before the ... (full story)