Greek banks' deposits up slightly in August
Greek banks’ deposits grew slightly in August, for the first time after 10 successive months of decline, the Bank of Greece said on Friday.
The central bank, in a report, said that deposits by enterprises and households grew to 121.1 billion euros in August from 120.8 billion at the end of July. This increase reflects the imposition of capital controls in the market and a stabilisation in the market. Bank deposits are down 14 pct in the last six months.
