European shares opened lower Tuesday despite stronger than expected Germany trade data, signaling concerns over US’ job market. Moreover, investors worried that Spain would be the next countries in the Eurozone that would need bailout. In the commodity sector, trading remained quiet with crude oil showing modest downside risks amid concerns on oversupply.
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Investors Unmoved by Encouraging German and Chinese Trade Data
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