TOKYO (Reuters) - Shares slid on Monday as investors shunned equities on growing concerns over the scope of a China virus outbreak, with safe-haven assets such as the Japanese yen and Treasury notes in greater demand.U.S. S&P 500 mini futures shed 1.2% in early Asian trade. The Nikkei futures traded in Chicago suggested Japanese shares are on course for a steep 2.0% decline.Concerns over the spread of the coronavirus in China, and the potential economic impact, continue to generate financial..