(Reuters) - LONDON, May 30 - Global equities eased on Thursday
after further moves by China to cool its red-hot market sent
Shanghai shares tumbling more than 6 percent, but there was no
sign of the widespread rout feared by some investors.
The dollar edged higher, hitting a seven-week peak versus
the euro ahead of minutes from the Federal Reserve's last rate
setting meeting, while U.S. stock futures were pointing to a
softer start on Wall Street.
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after further moves by China to cool its red-hot market sent
Shanghai shares tumbling more than 6 percent, but there was no
sign of the widespread rout feared by some investors.
The dollar edged higher, hitting a seven-week peak versus
the euro ahead of minutes from the Federal Reserve's last rate
setting meeting, while U.S. stock futures were pointing to a
softer start on Wall Street.
Read more at Reuters.com Bonds News
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