Wall Street takes Cyprus bailout vote in stride
NEW YORK – Investors are taking the latest turn in Europe’s financial drama in stride.
U.S. stocks recovered most of an early loss Tuesday and ended little changed, even after lawmakers in Cyprus rejected the terms of a highly unpopular bailout plan that would have called for raiding the bank accounts of ordinary Cypriots.
The Dow Jones industrial average closed up three points, less than 0.1 percent, at 14,455. It had been down as much as 70 in the afternoon.
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