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Greek election boosts markets but worries remain

Reported by guardian.co.uk on Monday, 18 June 2012 (on June 18, 2012)

World stock markets move higher on relief that pro-bailout parties in Greece had secured a narrow victory

World stock markets were propelled higher on Monday morning on relief that

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