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The rout in world stocks deepened on Monday, with investors rattled by weekend data from China that showed its fastest ever contraction in factory activity, raising fears of a global recession from the coronavirus. Pandemic fears pushed markets off a precipice last week, wiping more than US$5 trillion from global share value as stocks posted their steepest slump in more than a decade.(Reuters/Jason Lee)
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