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Global stocks rise, yen falls as Ukraine-Russia worries ease
Reuters NEW YORK (Reuters) – World stocks rose sharply on Monday and prices of the safe-haven yen and U.S. Treasuries fell, a day after Crimea's vote to join Russia passed without major violence, easing fears that had driven equities to a one-month low on Friday. What Crimean crisis? Dow ends up 1.1% For Russia Stocks, A Calm Before The Storm? Russian stocks rebound after Crimea chooses to breakaway |