SYDNEY (Reuters) - The euro and risk currencies jumped on Monday and global shares were poised to open higher as the risk of a Greek exit from the euro zone faded after political parties committed to a Greek bailout deal looked set to win a cliffhanger election. The euro climbed as high as $1.2748, from around $1.2655 late in New York on Friday, while the Australian dollar, often sold in times of market stress, popped above $1.0100 for the first time in over five weeks. U.S. stock index futures pointed to a firmer start for Wall Street later in the day, with S&P 500 index futures 0. ...

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