Shock waves spread through European markets Thursday as trouble at a Portuguese bank revived memories of the region's debt crisis.
Stocks fell across the region, most heavily in southern Europe, where government bonds also took a knock. Shares in Banco Espirito Santo were suspended but not before they slumped 17%, taking losses for the year to 46%. Shares in parent company Espirito Santo Financial Group were also suspended.
Portugal bank crisis: 4 reasons to keep calm - Jul. 10, 2014
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