The amount of $500 million borrowed a European bank by the ECB using the swap mechanism lasting 7 days. As the Dow Jones Newswires transmits, the auction there was only one bank while the rate stood at 1.09%. The move is an indication of the difficulty faced by some banks to raise liquidity. Recalled that last week the ECB had provided a bank 500 million dollars and two weeks ago to two banks 575 million dollars in an effort of this phenomenon, the ECB, in cooperation with the central banks of U.S., Japan, Britain and Switzerland, decided to carry out three operations to provide liquidity through securities lasting about three months to the end of the year The new instruments to strengthen the dollar liquidity are added weekly to swap U.S. dollars of the ECB. Visit the best forex brokers in the market and get 20% bonus on your first deposit plus a 10% loyalty bonus on all other deposits.
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Greece: Germany pushes for a 60% haircut while France and banks want a 40%
Germany is pushing hard for banks to accept a haircut 60% on Greek bonds in their possession, but France insisted that the “cut” should not be higher 40%, a view which also supported by the banks, as officials said the IMF and the eurozone. The banks fear that a rate of 60% will not be deemed voluntary and can trigger the payment of CDS’s, to cover losses on bonds. “The intention is for a haircut 60%, and banks offered Sunday. Thus, Germany appears to be pushing in this direction, although there is still room for compromise about 50%. The final decision will be made tomorrow at the meeting of the eurozone and investors are optimistic for a solution as the Euro boosted on $1.3900 earlier today on the forex market, as Dow Jones Newswires broadcasted from an official eurozone with knowledge of the matter. Another official said the tough stance was transferred to representatives of banks by Vittorio Grilli, who is responsible for the eurozone to negotiate a voluntary cut deeper by banks, compared with 21% decided by EU leaders in July