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With Greek and Spanish citizens withdrawing money from their respective banks, investors can use ETFs to play the downside in these countries or take defensive positions in less-affected European countries to find profits, according to an article on Benzinga. The following Europe-specific ETFs were highlighted in the article for their ability to benefit from these “bank runs”:
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