Greek Banks Reopen After Three Weeks

Ruptly in English 2015-07-21

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Banks in Athens and across Greece reopened on Monday morning after being closed for three weeks, but capital controls remain in place as does a withdrawal limit. However, the daily limit of €60, or $65, per day is set to be replaced with a weekly one of €420, or $456, per week. The stock market will remain closed.

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