ECB rejects Greek request to reopen stock market
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The European Central Bank (ECB) did not accept the request of the Bank of Greece and the Capital Market Commission for the reopening of the Athens stock exchange without restrictions for Greek investors, who will not be able to use existing deposit accounts for the purchase of shares.
According to the same sources, the stock exchange will open with restrictions for almost a week and then the situation will be reassessed.
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