FRANKFURT (Reuters) - German and Dutch banks said on Sunday said they were fortified against possible financial turmoil in Greece this week after the country announced it would keep banks closed on Monday and would introduce capital controls. Greece's international creditors refused to extend the country's bailout in talks at the weekend, prompting savers to queue to withdraw cash from the country's beleaguered banks and taking Athens' standoff to a dangerous new level. ...
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