ATHENS - Greek stocks extended their losses on Wednesday, sliding 8.5 percent after the new anti-austerity government of Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras called for a "fair" re-negotiation of the country's multi-billion-euro bailout.
Greek stocks extend their losses on Wednesday January 28, sliding 8.5% after the new anti-austerity government called for a "fair" re-negotiation of the country's debts
The market slumped to 716 points, having closed at 783 points, or nearly 3.7 percent lower, on Tuesday.