It's risk off to start the week.

For the first time in awhile, it feels as though Eurozone jitters are back in people's bones, as people intently watch Portuguese bond yields (which continue to rise) and the still incomplete Greek debt negotiations.

The selling isn't too intense or anything.

US futures are down just over 0.5%. And most European markets are down under 1%.

The 10-year Italian bond is back up to 6.056%, after closing on Friday sub-6%.

In Asia, Shanghai ended down a solid 1.4%. Hong Kong fell 1.6%.

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