Normally, when central banks talk of contagion, they mean trauma in currency markets, bond-yield spreads and equity bourses that infects broader economies. Instead, today, the worry is that the coronavirus emanating from China might mutate into a global economic crisis equally difficult to contain.
Why, then, has there been inaction from Tokyo to Washington?
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