ユーロ圏財務大臣会は、銀行預金を保護するするためには何でもすると言い訳。
El Eurogrupo dice que “hará todo lo necesario” para proteger a los ahorradores
Dijsselbloem defiende que el impuesto a los depósitos chipriotas no se extenderá
El líder del Eurogrupo reconoce que el rescate de Chipre ha sido su bautismo de fuego
El País Madrid 19 MAR 2013 - 19:32 CET
The Eurogroup says "do everything necessary" to protect savers
Dijsselbloem defends the Cypriot tax deposits not extend
Eurogroup leader recognizes that the bailout of Cyprus has been a baptism of fire
The Country Madrid 19 MAR 2013 - 19:32 CET
The Eurogroup meeting of finance ministers and the eurozone, will do "everything necessary" to protect depositors' accounts. To paraphrase the European Central Bank president, Mario Draghi, who last summer said that he would do whatever was in their power to save the single currency, the Luxembourg Minister of Finance, Luc Frieden, said that savings of Europeans have with the same backing. After early Saturday in the same Eurogroup agreed as a condition to the rescue of the Cypriot economy imposing a tax on local savings deposits, including less than 100,000 euros, the group led by Dutchman Jeroen Dijsselbloem, is to argue that the agreement is not violating the sacrosanct security of savings.
The banking sector of the small Mediterranean country is four times the national GDP
"Regardless, today, tomorrow, in the days ahead, we will ensure that deposits are safe in Europe," Frieden emphasized. The tone used by the Minister of Luxembourg has been seconded by Dijsselbloem, which is only about two months in office. The head of the Eurogroup has reiterated the uniqueness of Cyprus. The tax on bank accounts "will not occur in other countries because their financial sectors are not as unbalanced as in Cyprus". The banking sector of the small Mediterranean country is four times the national GDP.
The rescue plan agreed by the Eurogroup watched last week that 5,800 of the 10,000 million euro package would be "collected" by a tax on all bank deposits of savers, including accounts of less than 100,000 euros, the threshold hitherto impassable, protected by the deposit insurance fund on the continent. The move freed the specter of bank runs in the peripheral economies of the euro and caused rectification Brussels yesterday.
Baptism of fire
Jeroen Dijsselbloem inherited from Luxembourg Jean Claude Juncker of Eurogroup leadership last January and after only three peaks at the helm Dutchman faces critics who accuse him of failing to provide the wrath caused by a confiscatory tax on small savers could be rejected by the Cypriot parliament which could plunge the eurozone into a new crisis.
A baptism of fire for the rookie. According to the testimonies of some present at the summit last Friday Germans Wolfgang Schaeuble, the German finance minister, Joerg Asmussen and member of the board of the European Central Bank, were the dominant voices in the meeting. "There's frustration that countries outside the Troika (EU, ECB and IMF) and Germany are becoming mere bystanders in these crucial reunions, and Dijsselbloem, is following the current, reinforcing that reality," says a diplomat from a country smaller euro zone.
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