By Marc Jones and Stella Qiu LONDON (Reuters) – World shares were at a record high and the dollar firmed on Thursday ahead of key U.S. jobs data, while Europe saw Britain’s bond markets steady after debt worries prompted a selloff the previous session. A deal between the United States and Vietnam ahead of next week’s worldwide U.S. trade tariff deadline provided another boost for the bulls
Stocks at record high ahead of US payrolls, UK bonds steady
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