LONDON (Reuters) - European stock markets extended their losing streak on Thursday, with benchmark indexes in Frankfurt and London hitting seven-month lows as fears of a global economic slowdown took hold.
The Athens stock market also fell 3.5 percent as the country looked set for new elections on Sept. 20.
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