Greek borrowing costs jumped and a dive in bank stocks dragged down the Athens bourse on Tuesday, after weekend elections resulted in an anti-bailout government that looks set on a collision course with the country's creditors. Yields of three-year government bonds rose above 14 percent. This was up four percentage points since Sunday's vote although down from 16 percent at the beginning of the ...
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