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The European Central Bank issued its second raft of three-year, low-interest emergency loans to the financial sector, handing out €529.5 billion ($712 billion) to 800 banks on Wednesday.
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Q&A on the ECB's emergency bank loans
FRANKFURT – The European Central Bank has made €529.5 billion ($712.4 billion) in low-interest loans to banks in the second round of a massive credit infusion that has been credited with easing the eurozone debt crisis.
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European Central Bank makes second round of crisis loans to stabilize euro
The European Central Bank has made euro529.5 billion ($712.4 billion) in low-interest loans to banks in the second round of a massive credit infusion that has been credited with easing the eurozone debt crisis.
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ECB hands out $712 billion in loans to banks
The European Central Bank is preparing to make a second round of large-scale three-year loans to the continent's banks — a key tool in its efforts to dampen the eurozone debt crisis.
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ECB to launch 2nd round of 3-year bank loans
Loans to euro zone businesses, other than financial institutions, edged up 0.7 percent in January from a year earlier, data from the European Central Bank showed Monday.
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E.C.B. Cash Deluge Yet to Translate Into Major Rise in Business Loans
Swedish bank Nordea AB (NDA.SK) won't make use of the European Central Bank's upcoming round of Long Term Refinancing Operation loans to European banks, spokesman Erik Durhan told Dow Jones Newswires on Monday.
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Nordea Won't Participate In ECB's LTRO Loans – Spokesman
The European Central Bank says the amount lent to businesses by banks stabilized in January after a steep plunge in December — highlighting concerns that companies are finding it hard to find credit.
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ECB helps stop slump in loans to businesses
Euro-area banks may tap the European Central Bank next week for almost as much three-year cash as they did in December in an operation that could prolong a rally in bond markets.
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ECB May Allot $629 Billion in Crisis Loans
Economists fear that the loans provided by the European Central Bank simply could be creating the conditions for another banking crisis several years from now.
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Low-Interest Loans to European Banks Prompt Concern
ON JANUARY 1st 2005 the European Union imposed accounting rules on Irish banks containing a significant but simple flaw that had an impact on the fatal decision by the Irish government in 2008 to give Irish banks a blanket guarantee.
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