Greek stocks slump to nearly two-decade low

LONDON (MarketWatch)
Greece's ASE Composite index closed at the lowest level since late November 1992 on Tuesday amid growing political concerns in the country
The index fell 3.6% at 620.54, after tumbling nearly 7% on Monday following elections over the weekend
Antonis Samaras, leader of the conservative New Democracy, failed to form a coalition government, opening a door for the anti-austerity party, Coalition of the Radical Left, which has vowed to renegotiate the country's bailout conditions
The turmoil in Greece also weighed on other European stock markets and the Stoxx Europe 600 index   was off 1.3% at 251.43
France's CAC-40 index lost 2.6% to 3,129.44, while the German DAX 30 index traded 1.7% lower at 6,459.82
The U.K. FTSE 100 index 1.3% to 5,582.11