* World equity markets rise as unease over stimulus withdrawal fades * Gold to close worst quarter on records going back to 1968 * Dollar/yen at three-week high, edges close to 100 yen * Trade seen dominated by end-of-quarter adjustments By Rodrigo Campos NEW YORK, June 28 (Reuters) - World equity markets rose for a fourth day on Friday but the quarter was set to finish in the red for a gauge of world stocks and other assets as fears of an early withdrawal of U.S. monetary stimulus spiked volatility and weighed on markets. The broad S&P 500 index was flat, while better economic data from Japan and efforts by China's central bank to ease credit concerns gave...
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