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- FTSE 100 plunges as much as 3.5pc before finishing 2.6pc lower
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- Fed will not rescue markets this time, and nor is it necessary
- CAC 40 in Paris and DAX in Frankfurt suffer similar losses
- Japan's Nikkei 225 rises more than 3% in early trading on Wednesday
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Asian markets bounced back on Wednesday after US stocks ended the day higher, after hovering in and out of positive territory in late trade.
Japan’s benchmarks advanced, though pulled back from the session’s highs, as S&P 500 Index futures declined and Chinese shares dropped, suggesting the recovery isn’t yet on solid ground.
After the Dow Jones nosedived...