NEW YORK: Global stocks slid on Monday on worries Greece could leave the euro zone, while oil prices fell after a move by economic powerhouse China to boost lending sparked fears its economy was weaker than thought.
Data pointing to a deeper European recession, along with growing unease over the Greek debt crisis, pushed shares down nearly 2 percent to a 4-1/2-month closing low in Europe, while the euro hit a near four-month low against the dollar.
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