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| Financial Times - Financial markets news
The latest markets news from the Financial Times, with stock data, financial commentary and investor analysis
Growth assets are shunned as investors fret about the future of the eurozone and the global economy, sending yields on German Bunds lower
Glitches delayed the opening of trading and underwriters had to intervene to prevent the group?s shares falling below the $38 price set on Thursday
Fears about contagion from Greece and worries about the health of Spanish banks have shifted the focus of the crisis from Athens to Madrid
Possibility of Greek euro exit has rattled markets and caused investors to buy ?safer? assets, pushing UK and German borrowing costs to lows
Decline of groups involved in supplying essential raw materials for business show how investors really feel about the global economy?s direction
It is an ugly phrase, but ?financial repression? is the reason that many investors are buying government bonds for a return-free risk
S&P 500 financials index loses over 6% to make it the worst performing sector on the week, led by JPMorgan as its deals with fallout from $2bn loss
Concerns over the past few weeks about limited rainfall in southern Russia push US benchmark prices for the grain to an eight-month high
Single currency ceases sell-off but remains below $1.27, while Aussie and New Zealand dollar fall to fresh lows on global economic concerns
Banks and mining stocks lead the wider market to its sharpest weekly fall since September, with the benchmark index down 5.5% for the week
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