Global shares swoon as Beijing ramps up war of words

LONDON (Reuters) - World share markets suffered a fresh bout of risk aversion on Friday after tough words on trade from China, while bets on a new pro-Brexit leader in Britain whipped the pound towards its worst week since October.Europe's bourses slipped 0.6% early on that seemed a minor blip after what had happened in Asia.Shanghai stocks finished 2.5% in the red [.SS] and the yuan hit its weakest in nearly five months amid growing fallout from President Donald Trump's move to block China's..