Stocks fall then that the European financial crisis extends (AP)

By DAVID k. RANDALL, AP Business writer David k. Randall, Ap Business writer - Friday 13 may, 16: 00 am et

NEW YORK - Stocks are really widely after the European Union has warned that the rescue of the Greece, the Ireland plan and Portugal will be greater than originally planned.

Fears of a worsening of the financial crisis in the shadow reports which concluded that consumers are feeling more confidence in the US economy and that inflation remains in check.

Consumer prices rose 0.4 percent in April, said the Ministry of labour. Which is in line with the expectations of the Economist.

The Dow Jones index is 86 points, or 0.7%, at 12,609 in midday trade. The & S P 500 declined 9, or 0.7%, to 1,339. The Nasdaq is 24, i.e. 0.8%, to 2,839.

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