And that brings to an end another day of our continuing eurozone crisis coverage.

A quick recap of today's key events.

Spain managed a successful 10 year bond sale, with an average yield of 5.67%, compared with 6.65% at the previous auction. However, the yields on the 10 year bond are now up at 5.79%.

Poor PMI figures for Europe and the US, along with disappointing China output numbers, sent shares across the continent down.

Finally, Greek ministers are still at loggerheads to agree the latest round of spending cuts.

Tomorrow, all eyes will be on Italy where the country's PM Mario Monti meets Greek PM Antonis Samaras, Irish PM Enda Kenny and Spanish PM Mariano Rajoy in the morning.

Meanwhile, the UK public sector net borrowing figures for August are published and most analysts agree the numbers will be higher than expected.

In July public finance figures revealed the Government borrowed £557m when normally the summer month brings a surplus from tax receipts.

See you all tomorrow!