Greece's banking stocks plunged for the second day in a row on Tuesday, dragging the main Athens index down and reflecting the country's continuing financial and economic woes. The banking index .FTATBNK, comprising the four major lenders, was down 29.2 percent, virtually at its 30 percent daily limit for losses. It hit the limit on Monday. The overall Athens General Index .ATG was down around 4 percent after opening higher. Some non-financial stocks gained. Gaming group OPAP was up 3.5 percent and Aegean Airlines gained 2.7 percent. No spillover was evident to other European markets. Many investors have cut their ... (full story)