International stock markets have fallen heavily due to the debt economic crisis problem in Eurozone.

On Tuesday's early trade in Europe the Germany's Dax index fell down by 2.34%, in France the Cac 40 index have fallen by 2.74% and the FTSE 100 of London have fell down by 2.60%. This fall was influenced by the sharp falls of the shares in Asia.

The stocks of South Korea and Japan have fallen as North Korea went on to a military alert as US vowed to help South Korea in any manner.

The shares of South Korea have fallen 2.7% and the Japanese shares fell by 3.1%. The global market is facing a heavy fall in stocks due to the ongoing warship sinking issue.

Adding to it the FTSE 100 of London has fallen down more than 10% in a time span of a little more than one month.

Shares of China, India, Thailand, Malaysia, Hong Kong, Indonesia and Singapore have fallen too. As per the sources, North Korea has prepared its military for war but only if South Korea attacks first, due to this the stock markets of both Koreas and Japan have fallen as well.