A man waits for customers outside his shop in Athen’s central market on Monday. Greek banks reopened Monday after a three-week shutdown imposed to stop a run on ATMs from crashing the financial system, but citizens woke up to widespread price hikes as part of a cash-for-reform deal with the country’s creditors. Taxes went up on many products and services.
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