LONDON: European shares rose and German bond futures dipped on Monday as the re-election of Italy's president eased a two-month old political crisis, while the yen fell after the G20 accepted Japan's bold stimulus policy.
A lack of criticism of Japan's reflationary polices at the weekend from the G20 club of advanced and emerging economies allowed the yen to weaken further, setting up a test of the symbolic 100 yen to the dollar level.
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