The European Central Bank (ECB) considered that the impact on markets of the triumph of the output of the United Kingdom of the European Union were lower than expected .
the summary of the last meeting of the board of the bank argues that, although there was a significant decline of bond yields sovereign debt, the consequences of Brexit “ were less drastic of what many had anticipated “
in the currency market, the ECB felt that the pressure was contained. although initially there was a devaluation of the euro, then the single currency reversed that trend and remained at stable levels
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on the other hand, the ECB said the euro zone grew moderately in the second quarter of 0.6% over the previous period, driven mainly by private consumption and investments.
in the labor market, the company saw “hopeful signs” with employment growth of 0.3% from one quarter to another . However, warned that youth unemployment, 20% is still too high
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a little over a month, the ECB ago he had been concerned about the health of Eurozone banks , amid the shakeup which he caused the Brexit, and said that the process of clearing their balance sheets was being “laborious”
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