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5 Feb 2015

We Should Apply Strict Standards With ELA – ECB’s Weidmann

FXStreet (Mumbai) - The European Central Bank (ECB) Governing Council member and Germany's central bank President Jens Weidmann said in a German newspaper interview, that ECB should use strict standards in granting emergency liquidity assistance (ELA) to banks.

Key Quotes:

"ELA should only be awarded for the short term and to solvent banks,"

"I am of the view that we should apply strict standards with ELA. If that should have consequences for financial stability, then politicians must live up to their responsibilities,"

"Governments and parliaments must take decisions about whether and how to keep banks afloat, or wind them up. After all, this can concern taxpayers' money."

The European Central Bank suspended on Wednesday a waiver allowing Greek banks to use government debt as collateral for loans, which had been granted because of Greece's dire economic situation.

Feb 5, 2015

EUR/SEK points lower in the longer-term – Danske Bank

Chief Analyst at Danske Bank Allan von Mehren expects the cross to grind lower following the next Riksbank meeting next week...

SEB: Brent crude sellers pressuring the $54 support – eFXnews

The eFXnews Team shares SEB’s intraday outlook for Brent crude, with SEB noting that sellers have regained control over crude and are pressuring the support around $54/bbl levels.