LONDON (Reuters) - World shares made another push for a record high on Wednesday after U.S. President Donald Trump said Washington and Beijing were in the final throes of inking an initial trade deal.Early European trading was subdued, with MSCI's all-country world index now within 0.4%, or 2 points, of its record high from January 2018. London, Frankfurt, Paris and Wall Street futures all rose, and though Shanghai struggled after Chinese industrial company profits shrank, Australian shares..