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LONDON (Reuters) - World stock markets fell for a third day running on Thursday after a sobering warning from the World Health Organization that the coronavirus may never go away and signals that top central banks may have hit the bottom with interest rates.The head of the Federal Reserve had quashed talk of U.S. interest rates going negative to kickstart investment and new outbreaks of the virus..
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