If Greece wants to regain investor confidence, which will in turn attract investment and thus lead to economic recovery, capital controls must become a thing of the past, the Center of Planning and Economic Research (KEPE) said in a report released this week.

Greece’s international lenders have indicated that they will go ahead and approve the further relaxation of capital controls imposed on June 28 last year in efforts to boost confidence in the country’s banking system and bring back more than 15 billion euros in “elusive” deposits by the end of the year.

Στις ελληνικές καλένδες παρέπεμψε ο ΥΠΟΙΚ Ευκλείδης Τσακαλώτος την άρση των capital controls.