Now Greece can get a brand new currency – Expressen

emergency loans from the EU is stopped – and Greece may be the about to leave the euro.

Now discourages Claes Hemberg, private economist at Avanza Bank, Swedes from traveling to Greece.

– It can be troublesome. Hotels and supermarkets may not stay open, says Hemberg, today questioned in Expressen valstuga in Almedalen.

It was on Saturday that news from EU finance miniature starlings came – the emergency loans to Greece stopped. Now, many experts believe that Greece will leave the euro, and the country risk a financial bankruptcy.

Thousands of Swedes on the way to Greece

While traveling right now, thousands of Swedes on holiday to Greece. Claes Hemberg, private economist at Avanza Bank, which on Sunday questioned in Expressen valstuga in Visby, is now warning that travel to the country.

– I would probably stay at home. It is uncertain. It may become difficult. Hotels and grocery store may not stay open and the buses and ferries might not. If you do not have a system that works maybe that employees do not receive any salary paid, said Claes Hemberg.

But if you still travel to Greece or are already in place should remember that it may be difficult to withdraw money from ATMs. If Greece shortly leave the eurozone, the country will immediately have its own currency – the Greek euro.

– All banks will be forced to make holes in banknotes so there will be Greek euros. The idea is that you should discern the euro from Greek euros, says Claes Hamberg.

Having money in hand

So be sure to take with euro banknotes when you go to Greece, says Hemberg.

– Have money in hand. Do you go to an ATM and withdraw money, you get Greek currency and it will not be half so much worth.

The crisis in Greece is not expected to have a wide impact on Swedes save money, according to Claes Hemberg. As the Swedish one should not be afraid to even save money disappears.

– Economically Greece is not such a large country. We have a few hundred billion savings in Europe Fund that may be affected in the short term. But it will not collapse for Greece to leave the euro. But it can be created speculation on how some banks in Europe, which has loan in Greece, will survive and it may affect the stock market in the coming weeks. It will be messy.