 CBC.ca | Cyprus' financial crisis hits Greek financial stocks, but no signs of bank runs Washington Post ATHENS, Greece — Banks stocks fell sharply on the Athens Stock Exchange on Tuesday, as trading resumed for the first time in Greece since Cyprus announced a shock plan to seize a part of bank deposits. There were no signs of bank runs, however. World stocks subdued as Cyprus vote looms Cyprus' financial crisis hits Greek stocks, banks suffer heaviest losses Stocks Sink on Europe Fears |
