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[/COLOR]LIVE Greek Elections 2012 Results: New Democracy Wins, Syriza Second, PASOK and Pro-Austerity Last

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(Reuters) - The International Monetary Fund is ready to work with a new Greek government to get the country back to economic growth, a spokesman for the IMF said on Sunday.

"We take note of the election results in Greece and stand ready to engage with the new government on the way forward to help Greece achieve its objective of restoring financial stability, economic growth and jobs," the spokesman said, speaking in Mexico ahead of a Group of 20 leaders summit.

The IMF and the European Union put together Greece's rescue package which includes tough austerity measures.

Euro jumps broadly after Greek vote results.

(Reuters) - The euro hit a three-week high against the U.S. dollar after official Greek election projections showed parties committed to Greece's multi-billion-euro bailout were on course to secure a slim parliamentary majority.

The euro rose to around $1.2730 according to Reuters data in early Australasian Monday trade, from around $1.2655 late in New York on Friday. It hit its strongest since May 22 according to Reuters charts.

Against the yen, it rose to 100.28 yen versus 99.53 yen late on Friday.

Official vote projections from Greece's interior ministry showed the pro-bailout New Democracy taking 29.5 percent of the vote, with SYRIZA in second place with 27.1 percent. The Socialist PASOK followed in third place with 12.3 percent.

The dollar rose to around 78.90 yen, compared with 78.65 yen in late trade in New York on Friday, while currencies considered to be high risk, including the Australian and New Zealand dollar rose.

(Reporting by Naomi Tajitsu; Editing by Robin Pomeroy)