The European Bank anticipated reduced to 0.50% in EU growth – La Voz del Interior

The departure of Britain from the European Union (EU) will reduce Eurozone growth between 0.3% and 0.5% over the next three years, said the head of the Central Bank European (ECB), Mario Draghi.

This was reported today the German news agency DPA, after the summit of European leaders in Brussels before which Draghi made this prediction at this meeting in which the consequences of the British vote were analyzed in the referendum last Thursday.

Almost 52% of voters were in favor of a “Brexit” UK, putting one of the three main EU economies on the edge of the block output .

Prior to the vote, Draghi had insisted that the ECB is “ready for all contingencies,” noting that the monetary authority seeks to ensure that mechanisms to stabilize and provide liquidity to markets are ” usable and appropriate assets “.

the vote for the” Brexit “triggered a political crisis in the UK and generated panic in global markets, amid fears that the UK economy is sinking into the recession and a long process of divorce EU incertidmbre generate an atmosphere in the rest of Europe.