GLOBAL MARKETS-Share rally peters out, euro lifted by PMI boost

* Wall Street edges lower after six-day S&P rally * U.S. bond yields dip on weak U.S. data * Brent oil slips to $109 as U.S. oil inventories hit record (Adds opening of U.S. markets, byline; dateline previously LONDON) By Herbert Lash NEW YORK, April 23 (Reuters) - Global equity markets edged lower on Wednesday after five days of gains after disappointing U.S. housing data and as corporate earnings were not strong enough to sustain a rally, while the price of government debt ro
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