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Asian stocks tumble on fresh eurozone fears

AFP, Hong Kong
Asian stock markets slumped on Tuesday, extending a global sell-off as fears grew that the eurozone debt crisis will spread, raising the prospect of a devastating default.
The crisis, which came despite eurozone members agreeing to strengthen a multi-billion-dollar fund to prevent Europe's debt woes engulfing other states, sent the single currency tumbling.
Tokyo fell 1.43 percent, or 143.61 points, to 9,925.92, Sydney was 1.90 percent, or 86.9 points lower at 4,495.4 and Seoul tumbled 2.20 percent, or2,109.73.
Hong Kong slumped 3.06 percent, or 684.07 points, to 21,663.16 and Shanghai fell 1.72 percent, or 48.11 points, to 2,754.58.
Investors have become increasingly concerned that political leaders and bankers holding Greek debt talks in Brussels remain unable to agree on how to avert an outright default by Athens, sending down European and US shares.
Analysts fear that the Greek crisis might spread to larger economies, such as heavily indebted Italy and Spain — Europe’s third- and fourth-largest economies respectively.
Rome's finances have been called into question due to worries over whether key austerity measures will be approved amid tensions in the cabinet, while some also point out that many cuts will not be introduced soon enough.
The fears sent the long-term cost of borrowing for Italy to the highest level since the creation of the
eurozone.
Global markets tumbled on Monday. On Wall Street the Dow closed down 1.20 percent, the S&P 500 shed 1.81 percent and the Nasdaq fell two percent.
In early European trade the euro plummeted to a four-month low of $1.3837 from $1.4029 late Monday in New York and well down from the $1.4188 in Asia on Monday.
It was also at 110.85 yen from 112.51 yen. It fetched 114.59 yen in Asia the previous day.
The dollar fell to 79.63 yen, compared with 80.24 in New York.
On oil markets New York's main contract, light sweet crude for delivery in August, fell 56 cents to $94.59 a barrel.
Brent North Sea crude for August shed 62 cents to $116.62 in the afternoon.
Gold closed at $1,546.00-$1,547.00 an ounce in Hong Kong, unchanged from Monday's close. In other markets:
Singapore fell 1.28 percent, or 40.01 points, to 3,077.36. CapitaLand dropped 4.0 percent to Sg$2.88 and SingTel eased 0.32 percent to Sg$3.16.
Mumbai lost 0.72 percent with the Sensex index ending down 136.55 points to 18,721.39. Infosys closed down 4.27 percent at 2,794.25 and India's top property firm DLF fell 3.84 percent or 8.8 rupees to 220.35.
Bangkok fell 1.38 percent, or 14.85 points, to close at 1,062.39. Coal producer Banpu lost 10.00 baht to 706.00 and PTT Plc dropped 2.00 baht to 329.00.