This seems to have been expected given the European markets today. It's all over concern for Greek default. Which makes Spain and Portugal up next, which is the bigger concern since they are a larger part of the Euro-zone economy.
One benefit of this all (to Americans), is that the dollar has gotten stronger against the Euro, so while the markets are losing ground, the dollar can buy more from Europe.
This seems to have been expected given the European markets today. It's all over concern for Greek default. Which makes Spain and Portugal up next, which is the bigger concern since they are a larger part of the Euro-zone economy.
One benefit of this all (to Americans), is that the dollar has gotten stronger against the Euro, so while the markets are losing ground, the dollar can buy more from Europe.