Shares hit 2016 high, dollar comeback continues
By Rodrigo Campos NEW YORK (Reuters) - Stocks across the globe rose to their highest levels of 2016 on Thursday and the dollar rose for a third day as investors embraced risk ahead of top policymaker and oil producer meetings. Singapore's normally conservative central bank unexpectedly eased policy, at a time when several hundred economists polled by Reuters said economic growth and inflation across the globe will lose further momentum this year despite years of ultra-easy monetary policy. Singa
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