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By Ritvik Carvalho
LONDON, Sept 14 (Reuters) - Shares rose around the world on Friday as expectations grew that the United States and China would open new trade talks, while an interest rate hike in Turkey supported the lira and global risk appetite.
The MSCI All-Country World index .MIWD00000PUS , which tracks shares in 47 countries, was up nearly half a percent on the day after the start of trade in Europe.
Led by technology and autos stocks, the pan-European STOXX 600 index rose half a percent, set for its best weekly gains in seven weeks.
Tech stocks .SX8P rose 0.7 percent after Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) gained on Wall Street following Europe's close .EU .
MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan .MIAPJ0000PUS gained 1.2 percent. Australian shares .AXJO were up 0.6 percent, Seoul's Kospi .KS11 rose 1.4 percent and Hong Kong's Hang Seng .HSI gained 1 percent. Japan's Nikkei stock index .N225 was 1.2 percent higher.
Those rises followed gains on Wall Street Thursday, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average .DJI ending 0.57 percent higher, the S&P 500 .SPX gaining 0.53 percent and the Nasdaq Composite .IXIC adding 0.75 percent.
Chinese shares fell, despite a short-lived bump from data that showed forecast-topping industrial output and retail sales data for August data showed real estate investment in the country fell in August, raising concern that a cooling property market could increase risks for China's economic outlook as the trade environment worsens benchmark Shanghai Composite index .SSEC was down 0.2 percent and the blue-chip CSI300 index .CSI300 rose 0.2 percent.
Chinese officials welcomed an invitation from Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin for new talks. But U.S. President Donald Trump tempered market expectations, tweeting on Thursday that the U.S. is "under no pressure to make a deal with China" Trump administration is readying a final list of $200 billion worth of Chinese imports that it plans to levy tariffs on in coming days. That move would mark an escalation in the trade war and could significantly slow global growth.
Analysts at Capital Economics noted that Mnuchin had struck a deal with China in May that was scuppered days later by Trump.
"As a result, he has little credibility with Chinese policymakers," they said.
On Friday, the state-run English-language newspaper China Daily said in an editorial that China would not "surrender" to U.S. demands and "will not hesitate to take countermeasures against U.S. tariffs to safeguard China's interests" around the global outlook for trade was highlighted by the European Central Bank, which on Thursday kept policy unchanged as expected and warned that risks from protectionism were growing sharp interest rate increase by Turkey's central bank to support a tumbling lira boosted risk appetite in emerging markets. The bank hiked its benchmark interest rate TRINT=ECI by 625 basis points, to 24 percent crises in both Turkey and Argentina have stoked fears of contagion over the past several weeks, hammering emerging market assets from Indonesia to India to South Africa.
After rising as high as 6.1442 to the dollar, the lira TRYTOM=D3 eased slightly to 6.0768 on Friday.
Turkish lira implied volatility gauges fell to their lowest levels in more than a month on Friday, as sentiment continued to improve bold decision (by Turkey's central bank) reduces the risk that a full-scale financial crisis may unfold," wrote analysts at Rabobank in a note to clients.
"That said, it's only the first step and we remain of the view that a rate hike on its own may not prove sufficient to lead to a sustainable recovery in the lira. The central bank's efforts must be accompanied by an implementation of constructive macro prudential policies by the administration."
The euro EUR= hit a two-week high, extending Thursday's gains after comments from ECB President Mario Draghi that focused on healthy domestic fundamentals, including rapid growth in employment and a rise in wages FRX/ .
The pound GBP= reached a six-week high of $1.3139, up 0.3 percent and set for its second biggest weekly rise of 2018. GBP/
The dollar eased 0.1 percent against the yen to 111.82 JPY= .
U.S. crude CLc1 was 0.3 percent higher at $69.12 a barrel as Hurricane Florence approached the U.S. east coast. Brent crude LCOc1 rose 0.6 percent to $78.62 per barrel. gold XAU= gained over half a percent to $1208.05 per ounce. GOL/