Rolling business and financial news, as European stock markets end the week in a gloomy mood 7.50am GMT Traders are also nervous after the Greek prime minister warned on Thursday that the eurozone debt crisis could erupt again.Antonis Samaras predicted chaos if his government were to collapse over this month’s presidential vote, triggering yesterday’s share and bond rout.“Greece is rearing its ugly head again. It’s not good for the euro zone.” 7.45am GMT Good morning, and welcome to our rolling coverage of the world economy, the financial markets, the eurozone and business.Worries over the eurozone economy and the political crisis unfolding in Greece are weighing on the markets again today.European markets look set to open sharply lower at the end of the week as Chinese and Japanese industrial production levels sink in November exacerbating concerns that the neither the Asian nor European slowdown is being met with enough central bank liquidity. Continue reading...
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