shares fell and German borrowing costs hit record lows on Friday
as a deepening Spanish banking crisis, uncertainty about
Greece's future in the euro zone and lacklustre U.S. data
provoked a rush for safe-haven assets.
Friday, May 18, 2012
GLOBAL MARKETS-Euro zone fears propel dollar, shares in red for year
LONDON, May 18 (Reuters) - The U.S. dollar climbed, world
shares fell and German borrowing costs hit record lows on Friday
as a deepening Spanish banking crisis, uncertainty about
Greece's future in the euro zone and lacklustre U.S. data
provoked a rush for safe-haven assets. 
shares fell and German borrowing costs hit record lows on Friday
as a deepening Spanish banking crisis, uncertainty about
Greece's future in the euro zone and lacklustre U.S. data
provoked a rush for safe-haven assets.
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