(Bloomberg) — European stocks rose on Tuesday while U.S. equity futures declined alongside Asian shares as investors weighed fresh trade tensions and an up-tick in coronavirus infections in several nations. The dollar rose for a second day.The Stoxx 600 Index swung from a loss to a gain as advances for telecom and healthcare shares helped lift the gauge. S&P 500 futures retreated after the Trump administration moved on Monday night to block investments in Chinese equities by a government retirement savings fund. European government bonds dropped and Treasuries drifted.Global equities have recouped almost half of the plunge from their March …read more
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