Spain, growth worries weigh on euro but shares gain
LONDON (Reuters) – Weak Asian economic data and concerns about Spain’s public debt problems briefly pushed the euro to a three-week low on Monday, but European shares were higher as investors took advantage of recent falls to buy back in to market. The latest evidence of weakness in the global economy came from China, Japan and South Korea before euro zone data due later which is expected to confirm the region has slipped firmly into recession. The euro fell as low as $1. 2804 early on Monday before recovering to be little changed at about $1. 2860. . . .
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