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Global growth worry hits stocks, but U.S. data lifts dollar

By: Reuters: Business News
A gauge of global stocks tumbled on Friday after weak economic data from China and Europe intensified global growth worries as investors weighed the broader impact of the trade dispute between the United States and China.
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