(Reuters) - European shares fell for a fifth day in a row on Friday, as investors fretted about the impact of rising global interest rates on corporate profitability.
Global equities markets have endured a harsh sell-off this week, triggered by the sharpest weekly rise in U.S. government bond yields since March 2005, reflecting investors' concern about rising interest rates and inflation.
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Global equities markets have endured a harsh sell-off this week, triggered by the sharpest weekly rise in U.S. government bond yields since March 2005, reflecting investors' concern about rising interest rates and inflation.
Read more at Reuters Africa
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