Spanish markets have fallen despite a resounding victory for the country’s centre-right Popular Party in the election. Stocks in Madrid fell 2% while the government’s cost of borrowing rose. Stock markets across Europe also saw sharp falls as fears over the eurozone debt crisis continued. The main German and French market indexes shares fell about 2.5%. In London , stocks were also lower. Meanwhile there were reports the European Commission will discuss so-called eurobonds, in which the eurozone issues debt for all its members.