La Central Bank of Greece sound the alarm Grexit in the event of a lack of agreement by Athens on the measures to be put in place to find an agreement with international creditors. The central bank of the Greek state maintains that if an agreement is not found, the country would begin a "painful path" that would lead to default and ultimately to Athens' exit from the eurozone.
“Finding an agreement with our partners – writes la Bank of Greece – is a historical imperative that we cannot afford to ignore”.
The Greek institute also announces that the current crisis has caused the outflow of deposits from the current accounts of Greek banks for approximately 30 billion euros between October 2014 and April 2015.
The Greek central bank also expects the country's economic slowdown to deepen in the second half of the year.
