Monday 29 August 2011

Capital Flight Proves Confidence in European Interbank System has Collapsed



August 27, 2011

Capital flight from European banks has now reached such a state that for one undisclosed bank needed emergency funding last week for a mere $5 million. Previously, the ECB stepped in to provide $500 million in emergency liquidity measures to non-disclosed banks. 

As money flees Europe, it lands in US banks that do not know what to do with it. Capital flight has led to negative interest rates in the US.

For article GO HERE


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