The huge national debts of Spain, Portugal, Italy and especially Greece are dragging down the Euro, and affecting U.S. stock prices. Shares fell sharply on Wall Street yesterday — in large part because of concerns about Europe’s debt crisis. The jitters are even affecting Europe’s strongest economy Germany, which might find itself expected to bail out its weaker Euro partners.

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