Greek strike deepens debt crisis fears

European stock markets have fallen, led by concerns over debt-ridden Greece and Portugal and whether their governments will be able to push through unpopular austerity programs to tame their ballooning deficits.

European stock markets have fallen, led by concerns over debt-ridden Greece and Portugal and whether their governments will be able to push through unpopular austerity programs to tame their ballooning deficits.

Greece, under intense pressure from markets and other European Union governments to get control of its deficit, faced a first wave of strikes, with customs and tax officials walking out for 48 hours.

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