Asia stocks rebound
Jan. 23 - From Tokyo to Sydney, Asia stock markets rebounded on Wednesday after the U.S. Federal Reserve stepped in to cut interest rates.
Investors picked up badly beaten down shares such as Toyota and HSBC.
But analysts warn that worries about a U.S. recession will continue to haunt markets. Some said the Fed action may only provide short term comfort.
Tara Joseph-Hui reports.
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