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A late surge of buying erased nearly all of the Dow's deficit, leaving it down just 6.66 points at 12,496.15 by the end of the day. Other indexes ended slightly higher. NEW YORK (AP) — A $699 Set $999 Set reg. $ 2499 Late rally erases steep losses Wall Street ''severe recession.'' Analysts and investors have turned increasingly skeptical this month that European leaders will pre- vent Greece from dropping the euro or agree on ways to jump-start the region's economy. The Dow has lost 5 percent this month, nearly wiping away its gains for the year. It has risen only three days in May. ing, news crossed that the leaders of France and Italy favored using region-wide bonds to support Europe's economy. That gave traders hope that a summit of Euro- pean leaders might produce concrete steps to tackle the economic morass there. 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Benchmark stock index- es dropped more than 2 per- cent in Germany and France and 3 percent in Spain and Italy. fall against the dollar, reach- ing $1.25, the lowest since July 2010. Concerns about the stability of the European currency union if Greece leaves have knocked 5 per- cent off the euro this month. Yields on German govern- ment bunds fell as money shifted into low-risk invest- ments. The euro continued to spread havoc throughout the global financial system. Bond traders could dump the bonds of Spain and Italy, sending their borrowing costs even higher. Banks in those countries could also be crippled if people start to yank money out of them, as has begun to happen in Greece. ''There's just a tremen- dous amount of 'what ifs','' Zemsky said. ''If Greece leaves, I know equities are going to be a lot lower than they are today. It's not even close to being priced in yet.'' Facebook rebounded 3 percent to $32 after getting pounded for two days fol- lowing an initial public offering that was plagued with technical problems and has drawn scrutiny from regulators. The stock is still far below its initial price of $38. If Greece exits, it could 500 index rose 2.23 points to 1,318.86. The Nasdaq rose 11.04 points to 2,850.12. The Standard & Poor's Benchmark crude lost $1.95 to $89.90 in New York trading. Oil has plunged 15 percent in May as investors predict that the European economy will continue to slow. The dollar rose and yields on U.S. government debt fell as traders shifted money into the protection of Treasurys. The yield on the 10-year note sank to 1.73 percent, close to a record low, from 1.77 percent late Tuesday.