Timeline: What’s next in the Greek crisis saga?

Here’s a timeline of the key dates ahead, as the Greek debt crisis enters its next stage

Pensioners argue with security guards at the entrance to a National Bank of Greece  bank branch as they attempt to get access inside to collect their pensions in Athens, Greece. Photo: Simon Bloomberg
Pensioners argue with security guards at the entrance to a National Bank of Greece bank branch as they attempt to get access inside to collect their pensions in Athens, Greece. Photo: Simon Bloomberg

July 1: Governing Council of the ECB non-monetary policy meeting in Frankfurt to discuss liquidity situation of Greek banks; About 1,000 designated Greek bank branches open for pensioners without credit or debit cards; limit for withdrawals set at €120 this week

July 5: Greek voters scheduled to decide in referendum on creditors' proposals for unblocking aid, in a vote which could decide the country's future in the euro area

July 8: Greece to sell 26-week bills

July 10: Greece needs to refinance EU2b in t-bills

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July 13: IMF loans repayment totalling €450 million due; Eurogroup meeting

July 14: Greece needs to repay JPY11.67b (€84.7 million) in yen loans

July 16: Governing Council monetary policy meeting of the ECB in Frankfurt

July 17: Greece needs to pay €71 million in interest on the 3-yr bond it sold in 2014; Greece needs to refinance €1billion in t-bills

July 20: Greece needs to repay €3.5 billion in bond redemptions; bonds held by the ECB

July 31: Moody's due to review Greece's sovereign debt

August: Greece needs to service €600 million in interest payments, including a €80 million payment to the European Financial Stability Facility

August 1: Interest on IMF loans totalling €175 million; payment due by August 5

August 5: Governing Council of the ECB non-monetary policy meeting in Frankfurt; Greece to sell 26-week bills

August 7: Greece needs to refinance €1 billion in t-bills

August 14: Greece needs to refinance €1.4 billion in t-bills

August 20: Greece needs to repay €3.2 billion in bond redemptions; bonds held by the ECB.

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