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Athens Stock Exchange opened on Monday with a decrease of 23%, the shares of the biggest Greek banking group, the National Bank of Greece (NBG), recording a decline of 30% and exceeding the minimum limit of variation permitted in one day, said Reuters.
Athens Stock Exchange reopened on Monday, after five weeks of suspended activity. Starting June 29, shares transactions were stopped, when the Greek Government shut down the banks and restricted the capital movements, in the context of massive withdrawals of funds from banks by depositors worried about the interruption of discussions between Greece and its international creditors.
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