The Greek vote is in and the results were not a surprise; Syriza won the majority of votes and will take over the country.
The news initially sent stocks around the globe lower; however, by the time the opening bell rang January 26 in the U.S., the losses have been pared.
There are still many unknowns in regards to the election and the future of Greece and its place in the European Union. The next couple of weeks should offer some insight into the longer-term debt issues the country faces.
Even though the Greek economy is a small part of the global economy, an exit by Greece from the European Union ("Grexit") could have a ripple effect around the world.
The news has had a direct impact on ETFs related to Greece and Europe, as well as some ...
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