LONDON/PARIS, Jan 28 (Reuters) - Greek stocks continued to slump on Wednesday, on mounting concerns about the banking sector in the wake of anti-bailout party Syriza's victory in Sunday's election and after the new government cancelled privatisation plans. Other European stocks made marginal gains overall, but there were some upbeat corporate earnings reports and tech companies got a boost from ...
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