Most European markets ended the day in negative territory but higher than the depths of the morning.<br /><br /> Stocks were lifted around lunchtime as rumours abound of a last-ditch deal between Greece and its creditors. <br /><br /> France’s CAC40 dropped 79.6 points to end at 4.79,Britain’s FTSE lost 1.50 while the Dax in Germany fell 1.23 percent.<br /><br /> Meanwhile across the pond, Wall Street opened cautiously after yesterday’s losses. <br /><br /> Our business correspondent Sasha Vakulina spoke about the latest developments with Angus Campbell, senior analyst at FxPro. <br /><br /> Sasha Vakulina, euronews: Angus, the US stocks fell sharply on Monday, today European markets rebounded from their worst levels. What’s been happening? <br /><br /> AC: “Yes, the markets are just taking things one step at a time… We have seen a great deal of risk aversion, let’s not underestimate just how worried investors are. There has been a sharp correction in stock indexes around the globe, there has been a spike in borrowing costs for some of those pe
