During his speech in the Greek Parliament, Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis expressed dissatisfaction with the banking system’s current operations, highlighting issues such as high fees, low deposit interest rates, and slow mortgage loan approvals. He indicated that the government’s forthcoming interventions would seek to address these concerns, while suggesting that extraordinary taxation on banks would not effectively solve citizens’ problems. Mitsotakis called for patience as the government prepares specific proposals regarding these matters.

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