By Sarah Turner
LONDON (MarketWatch) -- European shares fell on Friday morning, with Germany due to vote on aid to Greece, early indications of a hung parliament in the U.K. and massive stock losses in the U.S. overnight all adding to uncertainly. "It's almost a perfect storm," said Philippe Gijsels, strategist at BNP Paribas Fortis global markets. Banks were hit again, with Credit Agricole (FR:ACA 9.34, -0.44, -4.46%) shares down 4.7% and Societe Generale (FR:GLE 34.29, -1.37, -3.85%) shares down 4%. The U.K. FTSE 100 index fell 1.7% to 5,170.50, the German DAX index fell 2.2% to 5,776.79 and the French CAC-40 index dropped 3.2% to 3,442.82.
