European Stocks Mixed as Greek Debt Fears Shadow Strong U.K. Jobs Data

LONDON (TheDeal) -- Continental European markets were flat or worse this morning, as continued worries over Greece and the possible impact of a default on its payments to the International Monetary Fund next month depressed sentiment. You might not know it from the gravity-defying feats of the Athens General Index, which was in positive territory again this morning, but Greece's cost of borrowing is now approaching a record high of 27%. But in London, the FTSE 100 was proudly bucking the trend, ...