The hare and the tortoise
European banks yesterday were seeking guarantees to benefit as much as possible to offer unlimited liquidity to the ECB for a year at a rate of 1%. The debt exceeded the previous record of 349 billion since amounted to 442 billion for a single auction. This amount exceeds 10% of the eurozone money supply.
The decision by the ECB to offer unlimited funds for a year is the top of the bank’s efforts to channel liquidity in the eurozone banking system. The U.S. Fed and the BoE became the first British news thanks to experiments with the quantitative monetary easing policy. But nothing flashy methods ECB have better results.
Short-term rates tend to approach the ceiling of 0.25% of the deposits, well below the base rate.
The ECB did not follow the choices of other banks and its chairman, Jean Claude trillion insists that the covered bond market is not a quantitative monetary easing policy in part because the bank lending remains the key credit channel in Europe.
When the limited scope for action of the ECB is to limit the effectiveness of: without quantitative monetary easing, leaving the demand for liquidity – a demand, even in times of plenty, may be inadequate until the European banks settle losses them. If the ECB exercised pressure on governments to promote the consolidation of banks will raise «speed» to steady the course.
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