European markets opened down in the middle of the instability of the eurozone
European markets recorded falling at the opening of the session of the last day of a week marked by chaos and uncertainty about the euro.
The value of the shares in London, Paris and Frankfurt opened with losses. The actions of the main selective, the Ibex 35, fell 2% in Madrid.
The falls come after knew the news that the rating agency Moody's lowering you the rating to 16 Spanish banks.
On Thursday, the fourth largest bank in Spain, Bankia, stocks fell sharply once was published that customers had begun to withdraw their savings.
Correspondents say that there are fears that the exposure of Spanish banks to the collapsed real estate market is so large that the Government in Madrid would not be able to rescue them.
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