GLOBAL MARKETS - Stocks, oil off lows; U.S. data drives worries
NEW YORK, June 2 (Reuters) - Stocks rebounded and the euro rallied on Thursday on news of a financial lifeline for Greece, while bonds added to losses after worry over the U.S. credit rating was raised.
Source: Reuters via Yahoo! India News
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