(Bloomberg) Asian stocks rose with U.S. index futures after a selloff that wiped $2.7 trillion from global equity markets on Monday. Oil climbed from six-year lows, while the yen retreated with government bonds. Australian and Korean equities led gains through Asia, while Chinese shares dropped a fourth day. Futures on the Standard & Poor’s 500 Index rallied 2.2 percent after the U.S. benchmark entered a correction for the first time since 2011.
Asia Stocks Climb With U.S. Futures After $2.7 Trillion Wipeout
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