FRANKFURT (MarketWatch)
A broad measure of annual money supply growth across the 17-nation euro zone picked up speed in February, but the pace of lending to the private sector fell, the European Central Bank reported Wednesday
M3, the broadest measure of money supply, grew at a 2.8% annual rate in February, up from 2.5% in January
The three-month average annual M3 growth rate in the December-February period rose to 2.3% from 2% in the November-January period
Loans to the private sector grew at a 0.7% annual pace in February, down from 1.1% in January, the ECB said
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Fitch: reforma hará que bancos se queden con más pisos
La agencia de calificación Fitch ha advertido hoy de que la reforma financiera aprobada por el Gobierno hará que los bancos españoles se queden con más viviendas de sus clientes para que éstos salden su deuda, pues prevé que aumente la dación en pagos. Fitch insiste en un comunicado que el real decreto diseñado por el Ministerio de Economía podría perjudicar a los bancos porque incentiva a los clientes a entregar las llaves de su vivienda.
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