Delayed Greek IMF payment won't hasten capital controls: bankers
Greece's decision to delay a loan repayment to the International Monetary Fund scared the Athens stock market on Friday but bankers say it is unlikely to precipitate a run on banks and bring about capital controls. Athens bundled a 300-million-euro debt payment due on Friday with others payable later this month as Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras, facing fury among his leftist supporters, pushed for changes to tough terms that the IMF and EU creditors are demanding to release aid to Athens and stav
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