Greece is fully lifting its remaining capital controls, Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis said on Monday, in a move signalling the economy's continuing return to stability after the tumult of three international bailouts since 2010.
"From today, capital controls are a thing of the past," Mitsotakis told lawmakers in parliament.
Athens imposed capital controls in June 2015, when Greece was embroiled in a dispute with lenders over how to prop up an
economy overwhelmed by a mountain of debt and its banks were bleeding cash.