Major European stock prices plunged Thursday amid poor U.S. economic indicators and jitters over Spain’s economy.

Stock prices in London fell 18-hundredths of a percent on Thursday while prices in Germany slipped 26-hundredths of a percent.

Prices in France, on the other hand, saw slight growth of five-hundredths of a percent.

Stock prices fell after the U.S. economy was estimated to have grown just one-point-nine percent in the first quarter, lower than an initial projection of two-point-two percent.