Today is the first day at the European markets since 2011

Shares at the European stock markets have seen today the biggest fall since the end of 2011 and the most difficult consequences are in the banks in South Europe after Greece closed their banks and introduced control of capital due to debtors’ crisis.

Pan-European index FTSEurofist decreased by three percentage.

The biggest individual fall survived stock index in Portugal PSI-20, which decreased by five percent

German index DAX and French CAC decreased by four percent and index of Euro zone Euro STOX 50 decreased by similar value and fell to the lowest level by the end of 2011.

Greek banks will remain closed during the entire week and citizens will be able to withdraw EUR 60 per day. This limitation does not go for owners of foreign payment and credit cards.
Stock market in Athens today also is not working.