European shares fall after three-day rally, but mark best week since 2011
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(Reuters) - European shares closed in the red on Friday after EU lawmakers failed to agree on a coronavirus rescue package and British Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced he had been infected. The pan-European STOXX 600 index started the day about 2% lower, then closed down 3.3% after the announcement about Johnson's test. The declines followed a three-day rally, and the index marked its best week since 2011.London bluechip stocks had extended losses after the news, closing 5.3% down. With..