ドイツ連邦銀行は、欧州中央銀行の欧州通貨危機対策のための国債購入策を阻止するつもり
The Bundesbank is the plan of the ECB knock against euro crisis
Demanda del banco central ante la corte constitucional
El Bundesbank trata de tumbar el plan del BCE contra la crisis del euro
El tribunal de Karlsruhe debe pronunciarse sobre la legalidad del programa
El jucio enfrenta a los dos alemanes del BCE: Weidmann (del Bundesbank) y Asmussen
Bernardo de Miguel
Bruselas
10-06-2013 11:11
Central bank demand constitutional court
The Bundesbank is the plan of the ECB knock against euro crisis
The Karlsruhe court to rule on the legality of the program
The jucio faces two German ECB's Weidmann (Bundesbank) and Asmussen
Bernardo de Miguel
Brussels
10/06/2013 11:11
Karlsruhe Red Caps again taken into suspense to the euro zone. On Tuesday (June 11) and Wednesday (12), the German Constitutional Court judges for the umpteenth time the measures taken to avoid the possible breakup of the monetary union. On this occasion, however, the opinion presents an air of almost Oedipal brawl: European Central Bank faces the main ancestor, the Bundesbank.
The Buba, familiarly known as the German central bank attack in court as star approved by the ECB under President Draghi: buying government bonds of countries that accept external oversight of its economic policy. A plan without having to activate, has calmed the markets.
"When you look back, it is hard to deny that the OMT [the acronym for the purchase of debt] was probably far more successful monetary policy adopted lately," Draghi defended on Thursday in response to a question about the trial after tomorrow.
The Italian said that since the creation of the WTO [Monetary Transactions or Outright Purchase Monetary Operations] in September 2012, the asset price has gone up ("30% in Germany to 39% in Spain"), the balance between the central banks in the euro zone has balanced a bit and interest rates of government bonds have fallen "dramatically" in several countries. The WTO "has brought stability to the markets of Europe and the world," concluded Draghi.
Draghi The problem is that the Court will not rule on the soothing effects of your idea, but on the legality of the program. The plaintiffs accuse the ECB of violating its mandate. And the German Government had breached its obligations not to challenge before the European Court.
The case also includes a previous complaint against the debt purchase program (in force between 2010 and 2012 and who benefited Greece, Portugal, Ireland, Spain and Italy), and against the creation of the permanent bailout fund, or ESM (Mechanism European Stability).
The ruling will take months to arrive. About the ESM would expect a favorable position of judges, judging by last year's verdict rejecting the precautionary suspension of its ratification by Germany.
The uncertainty is greater in terms of the WTO complaint, added after that trial. And the challenge is also more dangerous because in this case the ECB faces only about academics, but the Bundesbank itself. The president himself Buba, Jens Weidmann, will on Wednesday in Karlsruhe to try dynamite the debt purchase program that the ECB agreed with his vote against.
Weidmann Draghi will not have faces, but to an old acquaintance compatriot and Jörg Asmussen, a member of the ECB executive committee in charge of legal affairs department. Both shared until 2011 German executive responsibilities. Asmussen will attempt to demonstrate that the WTO does not imply a surreptitious funding of States, prohibited by the Treaty. For the ECB, the program is only intended to ensure that the risk of explosion of the single currency does not distort its monetary policy, ie interest rates to soar in parts of the euro zone.
The Buba, however, argue that the risk premiums paid by certain euro zone partners correspond with different credibility with the markets and task of the ECB is not mitigate this distrust.
Bets ECB predict a victory that will allow you to get rid of Buba atosigante paternal authority. Otherwise, we would be more well against a Saturn devouring creepy begat the currency for 300 million Europeans.
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New directive to combat tax evasion
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