600 million “out” of the Greek ATMs in one day – Puls Biznesu

in any of the third to half – it is estimated that many of the seven thousand. Greek ATMs run out of cash Sunday, after a meeting of the Eurogroup on Saturday Alexis Tsipras prime minister unexpectedly announced a referendum to decide the fate of Greece in the euro area. In this situation, another bailout for Greece was suspended. The Greeks, for fear that they will lose their deposits when their country becomes insolvent, still line up in long queues to ATMs.

Representatives of banks, quoted in various media, estimate that in one day the Greeks able to withdraw from the accounts of 500 to 600 million euros.

The outflow of cash from bank deposits in Greece is not news, but so far the money was not paid on the scale of ATMs – say representatives of banks. They warn that on Monday some Greek lenders will not open their branches because they will not have the cash to the current customer service if you do not get support from the rescue funds.

A single account holder in Greece, in general, may not pay ATM more than 600-700 euros.

– I stand here to select my mother’s retirement before the machine stops withdraw money. This is what happens around this referendum really bothers me. People really do not know what they were asked, for what they vote for. Greece pierced her last nail in the coffin – he said Bloombergowi anchored in line at the ATM random resident of Athens.

The decision on the referendum Greek Prime Minister, suspend further talks on the agreement of Greece with creditors. The vote, during which the Greeks decide whether they wish to receive further assistance from the EU and the IMF, which in turn require a radical reform, to be held on Sunday.

Surveys show that before the decision on the referendum Tsipras most Greeks He wanted an agreement with the Troika. According to a survey of the institute Alco, the results of which were published in the Sunday edition of the newspaper “Proto Thema”, 57 per cent. of respondents were in favor of the conclusion of the agreement, and 29 per cent. wanted to break off negotiations. The study was conducted on a sample of 1,000 people. However, in the Kapa Research poll, the results of which reported Sunday edition of “To Vima”, 47.2 percent. It said that in the case of a referendum would vote for the agreement with the institutions, or the European Commission, the European Central Bank and the International Monetary Fund. 33 percent. of respondents was against the agreement. The study was conducted on a sample of 1,005 people.