Investors play policy split between U.S. and Europe

By John Geddie LONDON (Reuters) - Financial markets showed the diverging path of U.S. and euro zone monetary policy on Wednesday with Wall Street breaking new ground and the dollar perched near a 14-year high, as German bond yields plumbed new record lows. World stocks edged up and the Dow closed above 19,000 for the first time with investors expecting a growth boost under the policies of U.S President-elect Donald Trump and an imminent rate hike from the Federal Reserve that should be reinforce