The European Central Bank has increased to monitor the banks and the euro of the areas and the market markets in the midst of a regulation in the global share markets due to the commercial war, but has not yet found alarm reasons, they said three sources in Reuters.
The ECB, which defines interest rates for the 20 countries that share the euro and supervise the largest banks of the block, has increased the surveillance level because the market regulations can translate into damage to the real economy.
ECB supervisors have been connected to banks under their supervision more often than normal to verify deposits and other forms of financing. So far, the answers have been reassuring.
And the authorities focused on the spreads of government bonds, that is, the prize that the mutuals of weaker loans pay Germany and have discovered that they remain under control, despite a certain increase.
A PCI spokesman refused to comment.
Source: Terra
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