Nikkei Asian Review


Asunto: Coronavirus update

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	Coronavirus special edition March 17, 2020

	Coronavirus threatens world  economy The rapid spread of the coronavirus is shaking financial markets and  threatening this summer's Tokyo Olympics. The world economy is at risk as more countries -- including the  Philippines and Malaysia -- limit the movement of citizens and  block foreigners from entering.
	Keep up to date on the  coronavirus Japan's Nikkei falls 3% after overnight crash  on Wall Street Global sell-off continues despite coordinated efforts by central banks G-7 leaders vow to share best intelligence on coronavirus Health and finance ministers to meet weekly online for coordinating response Coronavirus testing gaps put Asian  governments under microscope Fear of overwhelming health systems prevents wider screening outside South Korea Coronavirus: Why Japan chose to test fewer people Priority for 'epidemiological investigation' spurs public fears and discontent Malaysia to enter lockdown, closing border to foreigners Citizens banned from leaving, while those who return undergo 14-day self-quarantine Duterte quarantines 57m in Philippines, expanding virus fight President urges business to slow down and extend relief to staff Bars and restaurants close as New Yorkers can't stop partying Nightlife crowds remain large even as US coronavirus cases climb Coronavirus and Olympic doubt threaten Japan's Airbnb business Pain in $1bn minpaku industry portends economywide trouble Beijing Diary: No ticket, no cherry blossoms Nikkei's China bureau chief offers snapshots of the fight against coronavirus