World stocks were taking a well-earned breather on Thursday after a strong few weeks and ahead of a Bank of England rate decision, while Japanese authorities ratcheted up intervention talk again as the yen continued to backslide After two straight record closing highs, the pan-European STOXX 600 fluttered 0.1% lower [.EU] although there was action in Spain where bank Sabadell's 12 billion euro ($12.87 billion) courtship by rival BBVA suddenly turned hostile.
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