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London's FTSE 100 share index has fallen by 1.7% on opening, as investors' concern grows over the scale of the eurozone debt crisis. European stock exchanges are expected to have fanother potentially turbulent week as they react to reports of a massive eurozone bailout. Asian shares sunk ahead of European markets opening amid the three trillion-euro (£2.6 trillion) package.
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European stock index futures pointed to a lower open as expectations for weak corporate earnings and concerns about Spain's debt crisis keep investors on the back foot after healthy gains in the previous session. ||| London - Europe... Read Post

Stock markets around the world plummeted yesterday as the eurozone debt crisis came roaring back again and fresh doubts about the sustainability of the US recovery gripped investors. The FTSE 100 Index of the UK's leading shares she... Read Post

The FTSE 100 plunged more than five per cent today as world markets tumbled against a backdrop of fears over the eurozone debt crisis. The index slumped badly during the morning but by mid-afternoon had fallen to alarming low. Commo... Read Post