Euro indices fall sharply after Fed QE remarks

London's FTSE 100, up more than 400 points in the last month to top 6,800, traded more than 2% lower at 6,700. Other European indices also fell, with the French Cac down 2.5% and the German Dax 2.7% lower. Earlier, the Nikkei closed 7.3% down at 14,483, with Japanese ten-year government bond yields rising to over 1% for the first time in a year, as weak manufacturing data in China compounded concerns. The fall is the largest seen since the aftermath of the country's March 2011 earthquake. The Nikkei remains up almost 40% this year, but today's plunge represents a blow to the inc...