Stocks and the euro fell on Monday as concern grew that an unclear outcome in Italy's elections could hamper the country's effort to implement economic reforms. Conflicting early forecasts of the outcome of Italy's election raised the possibility on Monday of deadlock in parliament, which could paralyze a new government and reignite the euro-zone crisis. Officials warned that such gridlock could make Italy ungovernable and could force new elections. The center-right coalition led by former Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi was leading in the race for the Italian Senate after the first projections, dashing early hopes ... (full story)