World Shares Fall Again With Trade War Looming

LONDON (Reuters) - A renewed slide in Chinese shares and a sobering set of factory surveys sucked world shares lower on Monday, while European markets and the Mexican peso were both jolted by political developments at home. It was the first day of the new month, quarter and half-year but there was no let up for bruised investors after the worst start to a year for world shares since 2010. Shanghai’s bear market lurch had continued overnight, with losses of up to three percent [.