The prohibition will remain in place until September 30, 2015. It temporarily bans certain transactions in shares and units of ETFs on the Athens Exchange and the Multilateral Trading Facility of EN.A.
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ESMA extends Greece short selling ban until July 27 despite EU agreement
The second weekly renewal in a row of short selling would concern exactly the same instruments as of the first two…
Read MoreGreece’s economy has long since burned out, now Athens is on fire
The value of the euro collapsed as Greece remains in the EU, whilst militant protesters rioted during the night in Athens, throwing petrol bombs and burning parts of Syntagma Square. A third bailout would mean another 89 billion euros of funding, with little hope of repayment
Read MoreESMA agrees to further renewal of short selling ban by Greek HCMC
The proposed second renewal of short selling would concern exactly the same instruments as of the first renewal we reported on last week…
Read MoreAlpari to restore normal trading conditions for EUR/USD and EUR/JPY
The pairs are back to the FX Majors group, for which margin requirements are more relaxed than for the FX Special group.
Read MoreWhy Greece caved to the Eurozone – Guest Editorial
Steven Knight, Market Strategist for Blackwell Global looks at the economic effects of Greece’s capitulation to the Eurozone and its last-ditch attempts to cling onto socialism
Read MoreHantec Markets returns to normal margin requirements following Eurozone agreement on Greece
Having doubled its margin requirements in the advent of market uncertainty over the Greek debt crisis, Hantec Markets has now restored the margin requirements to normal
Read MoreeToro reinstates normal leverage
The social investment expert has just announced that traders can make use of their usual leverage on positions with all trading instruments.
Read MoreHow $12 million a year Goldman Sachs executive helped Greece join Euro despite debt criteria outside Maastricht rules
Educated during the 1970s at Cheltenham Ladies College, one of Britain’s finest schools, Antigone Loudiadis played a leading role in assisting Greece’s entry to the Eurozone at the height of her career, netting Goldman Sachs $500 million by disguising the country’s debts to keep within the EU’s strict Maastrict rules for membership
Read MoreGreek debt may never be repaid as Germany agrees to five year temporary Grexit
A mortgage lender would not extend further credit to a customer with no income, negative equity and three months’ mortgage arrears, yet Greece has made no repayments to its successive bailouts whilst the EU looks at providing a further $89 billion. Germany looks at cutting the losses
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