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The government says "no conversations" that the bank is licensed MEDE
Germany discusses the various possibilities of intervention to help countries in trouble
Juan Gomez Berlin 31 JUL 2012 - 18:00 CET
The government says "no conversations" that the bank is licensed MEDE
Germany discusses the various possibilities of intervention to help countries in trouble
Juan Gomez Berlin 31 JUL 2012 - 18:00 CET
The Eurozone is preparing to erect a firewall to stop the debt crisis. Two days before the next Governing Council of the European Central Bank (ECB), in Germany discuss the various possibilities of intervention, which go mostly by the ECB and the purchase of bonds of the countries most affected. The Munich daily Süddeutsche Zeitung reported on its front page Tuesday of the French and Italian pressure to ESM's stability mechanism to obtain a banking license. This would open unlimited access to loans from the European Central Bank would give the ESM, which is not yet in operation, with great maneuverability in the debt markets. So, you could use the bonds to acquire market as collateral for new loans from the ECB, although the German political class and leadership is reluctant to the idea. According to European agreements already signed, the ESM will be permanent fund 500,000 million euros to rescue United, recapitalize banks and buy sovereign debt. The banking license this financial power multiplied to infinity.
The measure would have to overcome the resistance of the center-right coalition headed the Democrat Angela Merkel (CDU). The second spokesman for Finance Minister Wolfgang Schäuble (CDU) said in Berlin that "there is no need" to provide a banking license to the ESM. But, if any, the spokesman said that the international treaties governing its future operations "do not consider" that possibility. They say in Berlin that "no talks are under way" for the ESM to obtain a banking license. Cool well some of the expectations of the board meeting of the ECB on Thursday, considered key to the further development of the crisis.
German conservatives would insist that a surreptitious way of funding to states in crisis, which is banned in the European treaties. The parliamentary leader of Merkel's liberal members, Rainer Brüdele (FDP), said Wednesday in an interview that "give a banking license to the ESM would set up a machine gun inflationary and a destruction of savings." It is expressed well in the conservative daily Die Welt, published by the same company that publishes the populist newspaper Bild. This, in turn, addressed to warm the spirits of its 12 million readers accusing the ECB to raise "a tower of debt" in the heart of Frankfurt. Illustrate the article with a picture of the future works of the Central Bank headquarters in the financial capital of Germany.
The center-left opposition, however, was open Tuesday to order. The Social Democrats SPD and the Greens believe that "firepower" of ESM, even combined with the background EFSF underway since 2010, is not sufficient to settle the crisis of confidence. The spokesman of the SPD budgets in the lower house (Bundestag) urged the government "to clarify this open question."
The ECB in March stopped their purchasing programs sovereign debt in secondary markets, which many in Germany and finally gave up for dead and buried. Until the ECB president Mario Draghi said last week that will do "everything necessary" to protect the euro. In the mouth of a man so cautious as Draghi, these words have been interpreted as an announcement of new purchases of sovereign bonds in crisis countries such as Spain and as a clue to the banking license of the ESM. Especially when the phlegmatic Draghi added defiantly: "Believe me, it will be enough."
On Tuesday morning, Foreign Minister Jean Asselborn Luxembourg criticized on public television ARD German reticence and warned of "isolation" that threatens the country within the European Union if it does not soften its stance. The ECB says, "has to fight inflation" by its mandate, but now "we have to deal with speculation" that is more expensive debt of Spain and Italy to unsustainable levels. These days there was a stir in Germany for a statement of President of the Eurogroup, the addition Luxembourg Prime Minister Jean-Claude Juncker, who accused the government of "treating the eurozone as if it were a subsidiary of Germany."
Inflation is the scarecrow waving German conservatives whenever reactivates the debate on the intervention of the ECB. They argue that the obligation of the ECB is to maintain price stability and monetary policies, thus increasing the money supply, will increase prices in Germany. Moreover, they insist that such aid are "wrong incentives" for countries in crisis, by reducing the urge to reform labor or social structures deprecated.
The litany of the German Central Bank (Bundesbank) states that the welfare cuts and labor reforms should be sufficient to restore market confidence in countries like Spain. Bundesbank President Jens Weidmann, celebrated by conservatives as the champion of the purity of the Draghi. The German and Italian dogmatic impassive face to face can make Thursday's meeting, which come with opposing positions.
This Thursday will be solved if Spain is seen as "breakwater of the crisis" (as description of the Süddeutsche Zeitung) or it enters a new growth phase and resolution even more complicated.
The measure would have to overcome the resistance of the center-right coalition headed the Democrat Angela Merkel (CDU). The second spokesman for Finance Minister Wolfgang Schäuble (CDU) said in Berlin that "there is no need" to provide a banking license to the ESM. But, if any, the spokesman said that the international treaties governing its future operations "do not consider" that possibility. They say in Berlin that "no talks are under way" for the ESM to obtain a banking license. Cool well some of the expectations of the board meeting of the ECB on Thursday, considered key to the further development of the crisis.
German conservatives would insist that a surreptitious way of funding to states in crisis, which is banned in the European treaties. The parliamentary leader of Merkel's liberal members, Rainer Brüdele (FDP), said Wednesday in an interview that "give a banking license to the ESM would set up a machine gun inflationary and a destruction of savings." It is expressed well in the conservative daily Die Welt, published by the same company that publishes the populist newspaper Bild. This, in turn, addressed to warm the spirits of its 12 million readers accusing the ECB to raise "a tower of debt" in the heart of Frankfurt. Illustrate the article with a picture of the future works of the Central Bank headquarters in the financial capital of Germany.
The center-left opposition, however, was open Tuesday to order. The Social Democrats SPD and the Greens believe that "firepower" of ESM, even combined with the background EFSF underway since 2010, is not sufficient to settle the crisis of confidence. The spokesman of the SPD budgets in the lower house (Bundestag) urged the government "to clarify this open question."
The ECB in March stopped their purchasing programs sovereign debt in secondary markets, which many in Germany and finally gave up for dead and buried. Until the ECB president Mario Draghi said last week that will do "everything necessary" to protect the euro. In the mouth of a man so cautious as Draghi, these words have been interpreted as an announcement of new purchases of sovereign bonds in crisis countries such as Spain and as a clue to the banking license of the ESM. Especially when the phlegmatic Draghi added defiantly: "Believe me, it will be enough."
On Tuesday morning, Foreign Minister Jean Asselborn Luxembourg criticized on public television ARD German reticence and warned of "isolation" that threatens the country within the European Union if it does not soften its stance. The ECB says, "has to fight inflation" by its mandate, but now "we have to deal with speculation" that is more expensive debt of Spain and Italy to unsustainable levels. These days there was a stir in Germany for a statement of President of the Eurogroup, the addition Luxembourg Prime Minister Jean-Claude Juncker, who accused the government of "treating the eurozone as if it were a subsidiary of Germany."
Inflation is the scarecrow waving German conservatives whenever reactivates the debate on the intervention of the ECB. They argue that the obligation of the ECB is to maintain price stability and monetary policies, thus increasing the money supply, will increase prices in Germany. Moreover, they insist that such aid are "wrong incentives" for countries in crisis, by reducing the urge to reform labor or social structures deprecated.
The litany of the German Central Bank (Bundesbank) states that the welfare cuts and labor reforms should be sufficient to restore market confidence in countries like Spain. Bundesbank President Jens Weidmann, celebrated by conservatives as the champion of the purity of the Draghi. The German and Italian dogmatic impassive face to face can make Thursday's meeting, which come with opposing positions.
This Thursday will be solved if Spain is seen as "breakwater of the crisis" (as description of the Süddeutsche Zeitung) or it enters a new growth phase and resolution even more complicated.
ベルリンの強化を支援する基金を拒否したECBの予想を冷却する
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