TOKYO (Reuters) – Asian shares and the euro fell on Friday as investors shunned risk after the European Central Bank took no immediate action and only hinted at future steps to tackle the euro zone's fiscal woes, following similar inaction from the U.S. Federal Reserve. European stocks were likely to consolidate, and U.S. stock futures signalled a flat Wall Street start. Financial spreadbetters called the main indexes in London, Paris and Frankfurt to open between a 0.1 percent rise and a 0.1 percent drop. Key U.S. …
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