キプロスの銀行では、1日に現金自動引き出し機で100ユーロのみの引き出しが可能。El Laiki Bank では、引きだし額を1000ユーロから260ユーロに制限。銀行には金を引き出す住民の長蛇の列
Los chipriotas solo pueden sacar 100 euros al día en los cajeros automáticos
La medida se ha comenzado a aplicar al medio día del domingo y durará hasta que abran las entidades el próximo martes
EFE / Reuters Nicosia 24 MAR 2013 - 18:28 CET
Cypriots can only get 100 euros a day at ATMs
The measure has begun to implement at noon on Sunday and will last until they open next Tuesday entities
EFE / Reuters Nicosia 24 MAR 2013 - 18:28 CET
Cyprus entities only allow their customers to withdraw through ATMs, a maximum of 100 euros per day. The measure came into effect at noon and will extend at least until Tuesday, when banks are expected to reopen its doors to the public.
The Laiki Bank (also known as the Cyprus Popular Bank), operated by the state since last year and has serious liquidity problems, and had been reduced from 1,000 euros to 260 euros that limit last Thursday, causing long lines in the branches. Now the restrictions, according to Reuters said, extend to other banks.
moreThe deal to avoid bankruptcy of Cyprus is complicatedThe second largest bank in Cyprus withdrawal limits its ATMs to 260 eurosCyprus outlines a 'plan B' that rate on deposits of less than 100,000 euros
The Cypriot authorities in Brussels today traded counterparts rescue of 10,000 million euros needed to recapitalize the banking sector of the island. According to the Cypriot press leaks, one measure would tax deposits by over 100,000 euros.
The plan also includes the conversion of Laiki in a good bank, which would incorporate the healthy assets and insured deposits, and the conversion of another entity in a bad bank, which would go bad loans and deposits up to 100,000 euros. For this, the Cypriot Parliament adopted a law on the restructuring of the banking sector, accompanied by another text which gives the Ministry of Finance and the Central Bank the power to impose restrictions on the movement of money within the island.
On Tuesday is expected that financial institutions reopened its doors after more than a week of yard, but the future is uncertain, as the European Central Bank (ECB) has threatened that, if no agreement on the rescue, Monday liquidity injections stop the Cypriot banking.
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