European shares dip as Fed saps post U.S. midterms rally

LONDON (Reuters) - European shares dipped at the open on Friday, joining a global market retreat that spread from Wall Street to Asian markets after the Federal Reserve noted a dip in U.S. business investment and suggested a rate hike was on track for December. A number of disappointing corporate earnings also weighed on morale, as Germany's Thyssenkrupp fell to its lowest levels since July 2016 after cutting its profit outlook for the second time this year. The pan-European STOXX 600 was..