欧州中央銀行の金利の0'5%の引き下げは、市民生活にはほとんど影響なし
La rebaja de los tipos tendrá un escaso impacto en el bolsillo de los ciudadanos
Los expertos creen que será difícil que el euríbor siga a la baja tras tocar mínimos en abril
El BCE rebaja los tipos al mínimo del 0,50%
Álvaro Romero Madrid 2 MAY 2013 - 18:54 CET
The rate cut will have little impact on the pockets of citizens
Experts believe it will be difficult for the Euribor continues downward after hitting lows in April
The ECB cut rates to a minimum of 0.50%
Alvaro Romero Madrid 2 MAY 2013 - 18:54 CET
The decision of the European Central Bank (ECB) to cut interest rates to a minimum of 0.50% will have little impact on the pockets of citizens. First, although clipping State shall facilitate the financing and banking to reduce the price of money, in the past this improvement has not translated into more credit to households and businesses. Second, because the Euribor has little room for improvement after falling in April to 0.528%, in line with the new reference rate of the central bank's 0.5%.
The 12-month Euribor is the interest rate at which lend a selection of European banks, so low when the price of money is reduced. At the same time, it is the indicator that the monthly fixed a number of variable rate mortgages that are in Spain. Therefore, as long as credit in question being ground clause that limits the decrease in the Euribor, the bill relieves families pay for housing.
Under this principle, the abundance in Spain of variable rate mortgages tied to Euribor has become one of the main channels of transmission of the ECB's decisions on the types in household income. For the same reason, its impact is not negligible.
However, after the last few weeks anticipate the ECB's decision, as evidenced by the descent of the Euribor lows in April, experts find it difficult to maintain the trend. "It's really complicated," says Jose Luis Martinez Campuzano, chief strategist at Citigroup in Spain. As recalled, the U.S. equivalent is between 0.70% and 0.80% although the rates are much lower there. "The margin to continue down is very limited," he added.
Outside the Euribor will wait to see up to the ECB with regard to credit. Thus, while the euro Monetary Authority has established a team to tackle the high dispersion in funding to the business, Spanish SMEs will continue to pay a penalty at the time of borrowing until action is taken. And families. According to the latest data published by the Bank of Spain, businesses and households suffer a premium of three percentage points compared to their counterparts from central Europe to qualify for a loan.
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