Yen regains footing as coronavirus spread knocks stocks

LONDON (Reuters) - The Japanese yen regained its footing on Friday after a bruising week, as the spread of coronavirus cases knocked down stocks and boosted demand for traditional safety plays from bonds to gold.China reported more cases of the disease, with finance leaders from the Group of 20 major economies meeting in Saudi Arabia over the weekend set to discuss risks to the global economy stemming from the outbreak.Though markets have largely shrugged off fears of long-term economic damage..