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  1. What capital controls will mean for Greek banks, customers and the economy
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    Greek banks’ Emergency Liquidity Assistance at the same level as Friday. The ECB attributed its

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  2. Referendum and the ECB to determine the future of Greek banks
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    Economy

    The ECB Governing Council decided yesterday to maintain the Emergency Liquidity Assistance (ELA) funding of Greek banks at current levels. Moreover, despite earlier rumors, the ECB did not take any decision on an increase on the haircut applied to ELA collaterals. This means that Greek banks

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  3. Yes to the referendum, no to the way it's being held
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    is if there is a government of national emergency including SYRIZA and opposition parties. Otherwise

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  4. Tsipras turns down last-minute Juncker offer, plans to stand aside if 'Yes' wins
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    an emergency government or for new elections to be called. For a new coalition to be formed, though, it would

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  5. Between Scylla and Charybdis
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    not seem to have an impact on the ECB accepting Greek state guarantees as collateral for emergency

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  6. Greek banks' liquidity position at the centre of attention
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    are insolvent or pulls the Emergency Liquidity Assistance (ELA). The Finance Ministry (MoF) issued

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  7. After 'No' vote, pulling Greek banks back from brink a priority
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    Economy

    in the Emergency Liquidity Assistance (ELA) limit for Greek banks. Press reports initially noted that the ECB

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  8. What the ECB's latest decision on ELA and collateral haircuts means for Greek banks
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    Economy

    The European Central Bank decided on Monday to maintain the Emergency Liquidity Assistance (ELA) limit for Greek banks at June 26 levels, when it was raised for the last time. This means that the ELA limit remains at around 89 billion euros. Although this could be perceived as a slim positive

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  9. Tsipras has until Sunday to keep Greece in euro, must pass measures immediately

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    the plug on Emergency Liquidity Assistance before then. Apart from Hollande and Italian Prime Minister

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  10. General gov't cash primary surplus to May halves, arrears keep rising

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    . The sharp increase mostly relates to Emergency Liquidity Assistance (ELA) bank guarantees from zero

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