SANTIAGO (Dow Jones)--Chilean markets will likely open on the uptick Monday morning, following the Sunday presidential election, despite none of the leading candidates winning a clear majority. With 60% of the votes counted Sunday night, conservative opposition candidate Sebastian Pinera was leading, with 44% of the vote, followed by Eduardo Frei, of the governing center-left Concertacion coalition, with 31% of the vote. These two will face each other in a January runoff election. As these numbers are similar to what several polls predicted, markets won't react in a knee-jerk fashion, analysts said. But what investors will be looking at is...