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zerohedge.com / by Tyler Durden on 06/10/2015 14:00
Late last Friday, we reported what many had feared: the Greek population’s faith in its government’s negotiating skills evaporated last week amid a breakdown in talks with creditors, leading to what local sources dubbed a “massive” €700 million deposit outflow in one day (and over €3 billion for the week).
Now, courtesy of FT which confirmed just what we said, namely that “anxious Greeks [are] pulling money from banks amid fears of capital controls“, we get the visual confirmation of what happened and is still happening on the ground:
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