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    US futures set to rebound as G-8 leaders gather

    In a May 7,2012 photo trader John Bishop works on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange. Wall Street looks set for a higher opening on Friday May 18, 2012, when shares of social media giant Facebook will start trading. (AP Photo/Richard Drew)U.S. stock futures are rebounding as leaders of eight of the world’s biggest economies begin to gather outside of Washington to determine how best to limit damage from the debt crises rattling Europe.

    Europe woes keep markets on edge

    An investor reacts as he looks at the stock price monitor at a private securities company Friday May 18, 2012 in Shanghai, China. Mainland Chinese shares lost ground Friday, with the benchmark Shanghai Composite Index lost 1.44 percent, or 34.37 points, to 2,344.52. (AP Photo)Concerns that Europe’s debt crisis could drag down parts of the continent’s banking system rattled most global markets Friday, though social network Facebook’s imminent IPO buoyed sentiment on Wall Street.