U.S. stocks were little changed Monday, as investors took the victory of an anti-austerity party in Greece's weekend election in stride. U.S. stocks were nearly flat, which investors and traders attribute to the belief that financial stress in Greece is unlikely to spread the effect to other countries in the European Union. Others said that the European Central Bank's bond-buying program, announced last week, leaves markets less vulnerable to fears of a eurozone breakup than they were during past crises.
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