Global shares, dollar slip as China inflation cools

By Marc Jones LONDON (Reuters) - World shares fell for a second day running and the dollar dropped to its lowest in almost a month on Wednesday following new signs of a slowdown in China's economy. Limp inflation figures from China, volatility in other major emerging markets and more falls in commodities dampened buying. MSCI's 45-country All World stock index was down 0.4 percent at 400.24 points after a near 2 percent drop by Japan's Nikkei had lead Asia lower and as the pan European FTSEurofi