All financial ATHENS Greece branches will reopen on Monday, industry sources revealed yesterday after the European Central Bank (ECB) announced that it will increase its liquidity support for Greek banks over the next week.
According to lasillarota.com, banking sources confirmed yesterday evening to the Greek state news agency ANA-MPA reopening financial institutions have been closed since 29 June, although expected to continue existing capital controls.
According to the news report, the current limit of 60 euros ($ 67) on daily cash withdrawals remain unchanged, however, account holders can ” move “their retirement allowance at least one or two days.
For example, if someone does not take money one day, the next day may withdraw 120 euros accumulated, this, according to sources with the To reduce the ranks that are made at branches and ATMs.
Although the reopening of banks has not been officially announced by the government, the sources consulted by ANA-MPA stressed that the industry decided to reopen the banks, after the ECB announced a catkin in assisting the Greek banks.
The president of the European Central Bank (ECB), Mario Draghi, announced yesterday at a press conference Frankfurt, Germany, that the emergency lending to Greek banks would rise by 900 million euros (about 980 million dollars) over the next week.
Despite the agreement reached on Monday between the Greek government and the Eurozone, the Greek Finance Ministry decided to keep banks closed for a few days to prevent capital flight of the Greek nation.
The banks closed on 29 June, after the ECB decided against raising the credit of the Emergency Liquidity Assistance (ELA) to Greek banks, it has now decided to raise the recommendation of the Eurogroup.
The finance ministers the countries of the eurozone agreed yesterday to urgent disbursement to Greece of seven billion euros (7.6 billion dollars), allowing you to meet immediate financial commitments.
The disbursement was approved in the urgent Eurogroup meeting yesterday, after Greece’s parliament approved in the early hours austerity measures required to negotiate their new bailout for 86 billion dollars in three years.
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