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Global Stocks: investor focus turning to U.S. jobs report
European stocks finished with modest losses Thursday, as analysts said traders avoided big bets ahead of a key U.S. jobs report. Investors assessed a surprisingly weak Markit reading on U.K. services, which hit its lowest level in three years.
US Stocks swung from early session losses Thursday to close slightly higher for a third day of gains, with energy shares maintaining gains after a rebound by oil futures fizzled and a flurry of economic data pointed to continued lackluster U.S. growth.
A three-week recovery in Asian stocks was cooling on Friday, with investor focus turning to China's annual legislative sessions, a series of meetings that kick off in Beijing on Saturday.
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