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スペインの銀行の個人や企業の預金額は、2012年04月には、314億4100万0000ユーロ失う(引き出した)(銀行が倒産して預金を失う恐れがあるから?)
La banca perdió en abril 31.400 millones en depósitos de empresas y hogares
La caída del 1,9% del mes es la segunda mayor en España de la era euro
The bank lost in April 31400 million in deposits of enterprises and households
The 1.9% drop the month is the second largest in Spain of the euro was
Amanda Madrid Mars 31 MAY 2012 - 00:00 CET
The 1.9% drop the month is the second largest in Spain of the euro was
Amanda Madrid Mars 31 MAY 2012 - 00:00 CET
The financial turmoil have come to permeate the money you save Spanish banks, deposits from individuals and non-financial companies, which in April were the second largest drop in the statistical series of the European Central Bank (ECB), which starts in 1997. Deposits by non-residents and residents fell between March and April at 31,441,000,000 euros, to be at 1.624,000,000 euros according to data released yesterday by the European body, which now must publish details of the Bank of Spain.
There is a stampede of panic, nor is it a massive outflow of capital, since it involves a contraction of no more than 1.9%, but this is the highest recorded since January 2010 when 32,129,000,000 were lost from the previous month . If you move the focus in the last 12 months the level of deposits has fallen by 103,735,000,000. Part of this reduction is probably due to the financial institutions are becoming some of the deposits in promissory notes, which need not be provided in the Deposit Guarantee Fund (FGD).
Financial institutions in Spain must contribute a small percentage of total deposits that accumulate (two per 1,000) to FDG, which is the safety net that takes care of not losing their savings customers of an entity in the case of bankruptcy. In Spain, deposits of up to 100,000 million in a single institution are insured by the Fund.
Reducing the level of deposits is mainly due to the withdrawal of foreign capital in Spain, according to most analysts. When the Bank of Spain disaggregate information between residents and non residents will be possible to know if the Spanish have also begun to diversify the countries where they deposit their savings. Last month, for example, showed that the Spanish investors maintained their confidence. Deposits were up between March and February by 0.7%, about 8,000 million to reach 1.16 billion.
There is a stampede of panic, nor is it a massive outflow of capital, since it involves a contraction of no more than 1.9%, but this is the highest recorded since January 2010 when 32,129,000,000 were lost from the previous month . If you move the focus in the last 12 months the level of deposits has fallen by 103,735,000,000. Part of this reduction is probably due to the financial institutions are becoming some of the deposits in promissory notes, which need not be provided in the Deposit Guarantee Fund (FGD).
Financial institutions in Spain must contribute a small percentage of total deposits that accumulate (two per 1,000) to FDG, which is the safety net that takes care of not losing their savings customers of an entity in the case of bankruptcy. In Spain, deposits of up to 100,000 million in a single institution are insured by the Fund.
Reducing the level of deposits is mainly due to the withdrawal of foreign capital in Spain, according to most analysts. When the Bank of Spain disaggregate information between residents and non residents will be possible to know if the Spanish have also begun to diversify the countries where they deposit their savings. Last month, for example, showed that the Spanish investors maintained their confidence. Deposits were up between March and February by 0.7%, about 8,000 million to reach 1.16 billion.
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