FTSE 100 weaker as 'Grexit' and eurozone stimulus speculation mounts

Questions over whether Greece will leave the eurozone and when the European Central Bank will begin printing money weigh on the FTSE 100.

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Will Syriza's Alexis Tsipras show Greece the door?

The FTSE 100 stood weaker in early action as nervous investors looked to assess weekend speculation that Greece may leave the euro and indications that the European Central Bank (ECB) could soon start quantitative easing.

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Kam Patel

Kam is a former deputy editor at Hemscott Invest and online editor, City A.M and he was also previously the Digital Editor at IFA Magazine. Kam is currently a senior journalist at The Global Treasurer and contributes to MoneyWeek. Kam shares expertise on the FTSE 100, investing and global stocks.