BEIJING — The euro slipped and share markets lost ground in Asian trade on Monday, but there were no signs of panic, after Greek voters decisively rejected a bailout package offered by creditors. With nearly all of the votes counted late Sunday, “no” had won by a landslide, with 61 percent of the ballots cast, more than nearly anyone had predicted. But with some European officials reacting angrily, the odds of Greece being rejected from the euro zone rose.Read full article
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