ECB Keeps Emergency Credit Open to Greek Banks

The European Central Bank said Sunday it is keeping its emergency credit lines open to Greek banks even as Greek depositors are standing in long lines at automated teller machines to withdraw their savings. The decision keeps open a financial lifeline to Athens, but does not provide more money. The central bank said it could reconsider its funding, but there was no hint of a resolution in the standoff between Greece and its international creditors. Greece is balking at new austerity...

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