Markets deep in the red as euro break-up fears mount

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Eurozone indices sold off sharply in early trading as fears over a break-up of the region swept across markets once again.

Despite assurances from leaders across Europe including French president Nicolas Sarkozy, and German chancellor Angela Merkel, investors can see little way for Greece to avoid exiting the single cu...

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