News Summary: Relief turns to angst before summit

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WORRIED AGAIN: At first relieved that Greek voters didn’t choose an anti-bailout government, world leaders were fretting again by early Monday over Europe’s continuing economic problems.

MARKETS REACT: Stocks and oil prices fell. Spain’s borrowing costs climbed past levels where Greece and two other European countries had been forced to seek bailouts.

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