Athens. Greek banks still have a liquidity buffer billion euros until next Monday, when the European Central Bank will decide whether to grant new emergency loans to the Hellenic financial institutions, according to the president of the Greek Union of Banks, Luka Katseli.
Katseli was speaking after a meeting of the bank with the economic cabinet, which was an analysis of the state of the banking restrictions on the fifth day of the yard.
In a message to reassure the public, Deputy Prime Minister, Yanis Dragasakis, said the machines are “loaded” for the entire weekend.
Senior officials of the Ministry of Finance stressed that no liquidity until maturity on Tuesday the decree law on capital controls, and added that the Sunday night special commission composed of representatives of the Bank of Greece and the Greek Union of Banks will meet to plan to reopen the banks.
According to information from the Greek news agency NAMA, in the five days of the playpen and withdrew cash for a total of 390 million euros from ATMs. In principle it was estimated that this amount would reach 600 million.
On the other hand, during the days that banks opened for retirees who do not have credit cards and have only primer, pensioners retired 80 million euros, compared with 350 million previously estimated.
Meanwhile, the Greek premier, Alexis Tsipras stressed that the ‘no’ in the referendum on Sunday “is not a ‘no ‘Europe “, but to” blackmail “to accept an agreement that did not contain an unsustainable debt solution.
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