Asian shares, euro rise after firm China PMI
TOKYO (Reuters) – Asian shares and the euro rose on Monday as further signs of a stabilizing Chinese economy boosted investor risk appetite, but gains were capped by worries that an impasse in U. S. budget talks could tip the world’s largest economy into recession. European shares will likely track Asian shares higher, with financial spreadbetters predicting London’s FTSE 100 , Paris’s CAC-40 and Frankfurt’s DAX to open up as much as 0. 5 percent. A 0. 2 percent rise in U. S. stock futures also hinted at a firm Wall Street open. The euro hit a six-week high against the dollar at $1. . . .
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