Loosened capital controls reportedly fail to lure back billions that fled bank vaults

Roughly six billion euros in “new money” has been "recycled" in Greece’s battered banking system nearly four months after a loosening of capital controls in the country, imposed in late June 2015 in order to prevent a “bank run” in the wake of the calling of a controversial referendum on creditors’ terms at the time.
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