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Fears Of Greek Euro-Zone Exit Hit Interbank Lending MarketWall Street JournalBy Tommy Stubbington Of DOW JONES NEWSWIRES LONDON (Dow Jones)–Futures contracts tied to European money-market rates are no longer predicting further declines this year in fu…

LONDON, April 3 (Reuters) – Euro zone money market rates are likely to stay pinned at rock-bottom levels for years by the weight of cheap ECB cash in the system, even if banks choose to repay the central bank loans early. The European Central …

Business RecorderMONEY MARKETS-ECB cash injection to keep rates pinnedReuters* Banks grab another half trillion euros of ECB funds * Money market rates may struggle to go much lower * Focus to return to interest rate cuts? By Kirsten Donovan and Willia…

Euro zone interbank lending rates and money market rates continued their decline on Friday as a high level of liquidity injected by the European Central Bank kept downward pressure on market rates. But banks remained wary of lending to one …

MONEY MARKETS-Three-month Libor climbs to 12-week highReutersNEW YORK/LONDON, Oct 26 (Reuters) – Euro zone money market rates mostly rose on Wednesday, with one key measure climbing to the highest in 12 weeks on worries Europe's sovereign debt cris…

Bank-to-bank rates rise despite rise in risk tolerance * Bank recap talk has little immediate market impact * Greece concerns, Spain downgrades keep stress elevated By Ellen Freilich NEW YORK, Oct 19 (Reuters) – Key euro zone money market rates rose ag…

LONDON, Oct 19 (Reuters) – Key euro zone money market rates continued to rise on Wednesday due to persistent fears that contagion from the Greek crisis will hit the region’s banks, despite increased talk that policymakers plan to recapitalise lenders.

Economic Consequences Of Euro Land's Flame-OutForbesAt last, the euro has weakened. Its overvaluation in terms of purchasing power to the dollar is wide, at least 25 percent from its present level of $1.36. Aside from Greece's death spiral, the…

Aside from Greece’s death spiral, the currency market understands that money market rates in euro land must ease down. Euro land is sputtering because its anti-Keynesian fiscal and monetary stance is uncalled for and counterproductive.

Investors rushed to secure near-term dollars via FX swaps while short-term money market rates in Singapore and Switzerland traded in negative territory as broader market volatility and plunging prices of European bank shares prompted investors to seek …