After four weeks of gains, the past week saw US shares fall 0.7% and European shares down 0.5% as a combination of worries from the World Bank's global growth...

After four weeks of gains, the past week saw US shares fall 0.7% and European shares down 0.5% as a combination of worries from the World Bank's global growth downgrades and concern about the impact of the conflict in Iraq triggered a bout of profit-taking. Read full round-up of the markets: (VIEW LINK)