Factbox-What measures are Asian policymakers taking as market rout deepens?

HONG KONG (Reuters) - Policymakers transverse Asia are preparing measures to enactment fiscal markets arsenic a rout deepened pursuing sweeping tariffs announced by U.S. President Donald Trump that stoked wide recession worries.

Here are immoderate of the announcements truthful far:

CHINA

China's sovereign money Central Huijin Investment said it was expanding holdings successful China stocks, and would support marketplace stability, arsenic the section marketplace tumbled amid fears a widening commercialized warfare would unleash a heavy recession.

It is "firmly optimistic astir the improvement prospects of China's superior marketplace and afloat recognizes the existent concern worth of A-shares."

INDONESIA

Indonesia's cardinal slope said it would "intervene aggressively" successful home overseas speech markets erstwhile they re-open connected Tuesday to stabilise "the rupiah speech complaint and maintaining" assurance successful its markets.

Bank Indonesia said the involution would travel successful the spot and non-deliverable guardant markets and successful secondary enslaved markets, adding that it had already intervened offshore successful Asia, European and New York markets.

TAIWAN

Taiwan's apical fiscal regulator said it would enforce impermanent curbs this week connected short-selling of shares to assistance woody with imaginable marketplace turmoil from the tariffs.

The Taiwan Stock Exchange president said the bourse would coordinate with the fiscal regulator to instrumentality further stabilisation steps if needed to grip immoderate volatility.

SOUTH KOREA

South Korea's fiscal regulator asked firms and authorities institutions to beryllium prepared to supply liquidity enactment for exporting companies and their contractors impacted by tariffs, and said it would hole a marketplace stabilising programme worthy 100 trillion won ($68.08 billion).

The Bank of Korea said it stood acceptable to deploy marketplace stabilising measures.

(Reporting by Jiaxing Li; Editing by Bernadette Baum)