欧州中央銀行社長マリオ·ドラギは、下半期の景気の緩やかな回復を予測
Draghi augura una “recuperación gradual” de la economía en el segundo semestre
El BCE augura una “recuperación gradual” de la economía este año y Draghi advierte de que el organismo "no puede sustituir a los Gobiernos en su inacción para aplicar reformas"
Mario Draghi: "Chipre no es España"
El País Madrid 4 ABR 2013 - 15:26 CET
Draghi predicts a "gradual recovery" of the economy in the second half
The ECB predicts a "gradual recovery" of the economy this year and Draghi warns that the agency "can not replace governments in its failure to implement reforms"
Mario Draghi: "Cyprus is not Spain"
The Country Madrid 4 ABR 2013 - 15:26 CET
The European Central Bank President Mario Draghi has predicted a gradual recovery of the economy in the second half of the year but warns of uncertainties, "down" on the economy. He pointed to weak domestic demand and a possible slowdown in the implementation of structural reforms by governments. As you can see light at the end of the tunnel, Draghi has riveted: "our monetary policy is accommodative." The head of the European Central Bank believes the case of Cyprus can not be extrapolated to other countries. "Cyprus is not Spain".
The ECB chief executive has called on governments not to loose the pace of reforms: "Governments have to step up structural reforms, progress in fiscal consolidation and move forward with the restructuring of the financial sector," he stated during his speech in the press conference after the meeting of the Governing Council of the Central Bank, which has decided to keep interest rates at 0.75%.
The executive pointed out that, according to Eurostat, the economic downturn in the fourth quarter of 2012 was 0.6% of GDP due to a decline in domestic demand and a fall in exports. "This economic weakness has spread in the early part of the year."
There is great concern in the European Union institutions by falling domestic demand: consumption is down and hampers the economy. "Our monetary policy should improve domestic demand," said Draghi.
In that regard, he suggested that countries have to make more efforts to restore demand. Draghi has warned that "the ECB can not replace governments in their inaction in implementing structural reforms. We can not replace the lack of capital in the markets."
The ECB president has expressed concern about the lack of credit that SMEs and self obtained by banks. He explained that financial institutions are not lending money "for lack of capital or risk aversion." So, has reviewed some of the measures that the ECB has put on the table to try to solve this problem. He stressed that one of them allows banks to lend to businesses and take these loans as collateral for the Eurosystem. "But this measure has worked in some countries very well and very poorly in others," he detailed. "The problem," he explained, "is to understand why it did not work in some countries of the periphery."
CYPRUS 'is not Spain, "
THIAGO FERRER
The head of the European Central Bank believes the case of Cyprus can not be extrapolated to other countries. CYPRUS 'is not Spain "said when asked by reporters after the meeting of the body. CYPRUS 'is Spain, because they are countries of different sizes, and Spain is not Ireland, because situations occurred in completely different times, "he noted.
On the controversial rescue Cypriot, whose outlines were approved but later had to be corrected by the controversial remove all savers in the country, has rejected responsibility Draghi ECB on that idea. "The ECB introduced a proposal that did not contain any off to depositors," he assured. It was in further negotiation, where he participated the Government of Cyprus, where did that plan. "We treat it with the Cypriot government and left the result that you have seen," he assured. "In the case of Cyprus, have acted strictly within our responsibilities. Adopted policy measures have not," he added, and said "what is wrong with the Cypriot economy does not cease to function if the country leaves the euro".
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