Shares shuffle higher, dollar stirs after U.S. jobs data
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LONDON (Reuters) - Shares globally were just 2.5% short of an all-time high on Friday, as a surprise bounce in Chinese manufacturing and some reassuring U.S. jobs numbers eclipsed a blizzard of otherwise sickly global data.Reports of more U.S.-China trade difficulties, impeachment strains on Washington, the first day at the ECB without Mario Draghi and Brexit jockeying were all in the mix too, but markets marched on.Wall Street's S&P 500 looked to be heading back towards a record high after..