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Global markets take a dive as Turkey downs Russian plane
Published Tue, Nov 24, 2015 · 09:50 PM
London
STOCKS fell from Moscow to London, while Turkey's lira weakened after the country said it shot down a Russian jet near the Syrian border. The yen climbed with gold, and government bonds rose as investors sought havens.
Russia's Micex Index fell the most among equity gauges worldwide, and travel shares led the slide in European stocks. Turkey's lira was the biggest loser among 31 ma…
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