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    Global shares rise on higher U.S. market, Europe worries cap

    Tue, 06/12/2012 - 20:36 EDT - Reuters - Business News
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    TOKYO (Reuters) - Asian shares rose on Wednesday, following gains in European and U.S. markets where bargain hunters bought beaten down stocks, but markets remained vulnerable to the euro zone's debt woes as Spanish yields hit record highs on worries over banks.




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