LONDON (Reuters) - Greek shares listed on the U.S. market took a hit on Monday, with one bank's shares down 15 percent, after Greek voters rejected bailout austerity conditions and raised concerns about a possible euro zone exit.
Bond dealers also indicated Greek 2-year yields at 48 percent, a surge of 13 percentage points, but no trading took place as the Greek markets regulator requested their suspension last week following the country's default on an IMF loan.
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