Uncertainty sees decline for FTSE

The ongoing eurozone debt crisis continued to spook investors today with the FTSE 100 Index starting the new quarter on the backfoot.

Uncertainty sees decline for FTSE

The ongoing eurozone debt crisis continued to spook investors today with the FTSE 100 Index starting the new quarter on the backfoot.

London's leading shares index closed 1% or 52.98 points lower at 5075.5 after Greece revealed it would not hit its deficit targets for the next two years - making the prospect of a debt default more likely.

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