Markets were back under pressure as a fresh jump in Spain's borrowing costs added to fears over the health of the world's biggest economy.
Fresh from disappointing jobs data in the US on Friday – the economy added a less-than-expected 80,000 jobs last month – the FTSE-100 Index fell 0.6%, or 35.3 points, to 5627.3 after Spanish 10-year bond yields passed 7%, widely seen as an unsustainable level.
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