Greek impasse triggers world market falls

The continued political stalemate in Greece triggered more heavy falls for world markets today as party leaders failed to make progress forming a coalition government.

Greek impasse triggers world market falls

The continued political stalemate in Greece triggered more heavy falls for world markets today as party leaders failed to make progress forming a coalition government.

The FTSE 100 Index fell 2%, or 110 points to 5465.5 after Greek President Karolos Papoulias was unable broker a deal as the anti-bailout party Radical Left Coalition party refused to join a coalition government.

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