- Greece's cabinet confirmed that the country's banks would remain shut for six working days, and instituted capital controls as its financial crisis came to a head today.
- Banks will be shut through next Monday, July 6, the cabinet decided after an 8-hour session. Athens' stock exchange will be closed tomorrow as well.
- ATM withdrawals for in-country cards are being capped at €60/day, and ATMs will be open by early afternoon at the latest.
- PM Alex Tsipras blames the Eurogroup's decision against extending the country's bailout program for imposing capital controls.
- The government is urging citizens to vote against creditor proposals in next Sunday's referendum.
- Previously: Major stock futures, euro tumble in reaction to Greece news (Jun. 28 2015)
- Previously: Greek parliament approves bailout referendum (Jun. 28 2015)
- Greek banks:OTCPK:ALBKY, OTCPK:BPIRY, OTCPK:EGFEY, NBG
- ETFs: GREK