euro and stock markets shaken by Greek bonds issue
Friday 29th January 2010
The euro has taken another tumble and stock markets have been hit once more by fears about Greece's debt problems.
Shockwaves were felt after it emerged there has been no deal between Greece and China to buy its bonds.
Instead it appears that Greece is continuing to look to Europe to ease its debts.
The impact of Greece's problems is so great there is speculation that the country could even be forced out of the euro zone.
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