European shares dip; Carlsberg hit by Russia concerns

PARIS, Aug 20 (Reuters) - European shares dipped in early trade on Wednesday, ending a sharp two-day rally, with investors rattled after Carlsberg issued a profit warning, blaming deteriorating conditions in Russia.
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