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Trade credit insurers balk at Greek risk

Highly unusual moves reflect concern the country will have to leave the eurozone and still have to pay invoices to suppliers in euros

Greek banks receive €18bn transfer

European Financial Stability Facility bonds will help banks reduce dependence on emergency liquidity assistance provided by Greek central bank

Newedge to leave Greek stock market

Broker informs its clients that it will process only sell orders, and stop extending margin loans for existing positions in Greek securities

Swiss eye capital controls if Greece goes

Central bank and government are looking at ways of dealing with an expected flood of foreign money into the country if Greece leaves eurozone

Greece warned of public finances collapse

Concern over cash flow turning negative in early June amid a sharp fall in tax revenues and a loosening of spending controls during two elections

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Comment and Analysis

Only a new political order can rescue Greece

The electorate is fed up with austerity, but it is livid at being led by those who dishonestly caused the problem, writes Pavlos Eleftheriadis

How to stop Greece’s “bank jog”

There are two critical safeguards against the start and disorderly acceleration of bank runs, writes Mohamed El-Erian

A parallel currency for Greece?

Although not convinced it would provide a stable solution, Gavyn Davies says it’s the kind of fudge that can appeal to politicians

Beware hidden costs as banks eye ‘Grexit’

The halcyon days of looking on the eurozone as a single currency bloc are over – lenders are reordering European exposure along national lines

It is in Greece’s interest to leave the euro

If the country leaves it will go through a crisis but will also have the opportunity to recover and reshape its society, writes Costas Lapavitsas

Mutually assured destruction in the eurozone

A lesson from the Cold War is that ultimately, rational behaviour proved to be the best insurance against disaster, writes Jean Pisani-Ferry

Greece must not follow Argentine example

The single currency was a political and not an economic project. The political beneficiaries should pay to preserve it, writes Mario Blejer

To save the eurozone, save the banks

The bank panic is Greece is now accelerating and could easily push Greece out of the eurozone unless decisive actions are taken, writes Jeffrey Sachs

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French banks face Greek woes

Crédit Agricole and Société Générale in danger

Greeks opt for UK citizenship over EU fears

Trend driven by uncertainty and concern over country’s future

Tsipras shrugs off gaffe about Hollande

‘Hollan-dreou’ reference causes stir in Paris

EU struggles to agree hard line on Greece

Tensions begin to emerge among leaders

Greeks pay full price for medicines

State health system runs out of cash to pay pharmacies

Greek crisis gets under skin of vulnerable

Drug treatments beyond reach of many patients

Tsipras hits out at German chancellor

If Greece goes, eurozone goes Syriza leader warns

Secret €100bn aid props up Greek banks

ECB decision could prompt eurozone exit

European chorus warns Greeks of impending peril

Poll is in effect a referendum on euro membership

Greek caretaker government takes office

Country’s highest-ranking judge sworn in as prime minister

Greeks urged to run poll as vote on euro

Europe wants referendum on single currency

Greek withdrawals stop short of panic

No full-scale run on financial institutions

ECB bars access to four Greek banks

Move raises pressure on Greece to stick to bailout

Greek banks see steady deposits outflow

Judge to lead government until June 17 election

Merkel and Hollande spell out Greek fear

Athens should stay in euro, say leaders