Greek worries trigger FTSE shares slide

Markets suffered further falls today after Greece failed to patch together a coalition government, triggering another election next month.

Greek worries trigger FTSE shares slide

Markets suffered further falls today after Greece failed to patch together a coalition government, triggering another election next month.

The FTSE 100 Index fell 27.9 points at 5437.6, building on its 2% slide yesterday, as Greek president Karolos Papoulias said a caretaker government will be formed tomorrow, with another election expected in the middle of June.

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