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Yet, it is less clear Asian stocks can weather a U.S. slowdown.
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However, sentiment remained fragile as initial gains on Asian stocks fizzled out.
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US large cap stocks ended higher after European and Asian stocks gained.
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Asian stocks flipped back into the red amid the Greek debt jitters.
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Asian stocks slipped as weak oil prices continued to feed global growth worries.
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MSCI's index of Asian stocks outside Japan rose 1 per cent.
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Meanwhile, Asian stocks on Tuesday were dented by U.S.-China trade frictions.
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The gains for Asian stocks came courtesy of better US news.
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The sell-off, however, seems to be wearing off with broader Asian stocks firming.
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Meanwhile, U.S. stock futures erased losses and Asian stocks held flat on Monday.
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Among equities, Asian stocks slipped on worries about the fast-spreading virus.
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Oil's record plunge triggered the steepest drop in Asian stocks in a month.
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Asian stocks made a tentative recovery after last week's steep sell-off.
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US stocks dropped 4 per cent yesterday and Asian stocks were also lower today.
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His remarks and the downgrade of Irene also helped Asian stocks open firmer today.
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Asian stocks were subdued as floundering crude oil prices continued to dampen risk sentiment.
