Athens stocks plunge on fears over bailout repayments
(MENAFN- AFP) The Athens stock market plunged more than six percent on Tuesday amid jitters over whether the new far-left government will renege on Greece's international bailouts.
The main Athex index had opened down 6.39 percent, reaching a low of 761 points before recovering slightly to 776 points, or 4.59 percent lower than Monday's close.
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