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Despite speculation, post-MoU credit line seems unlikely
A meeting between officials from the European Central Bank, the Bundesbank, Bank of Greece and executives representing Greek lenders in Frankfurt on Monday has sparked speculation that Athens may opt for a precautionary credit line to support its exit from the programme in the summer.
The working lunch reportedly organised by Bundesbank president Jens Weidmann saw representatives of the Hellenic Bank Association, the four systemic lenders and Bank of Greece governor Yannis Stournaras travel to Germany to discuss issues relating to th...
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