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MNI BRIEF: Banks To Start Tapping ECB For Liquidity –Schnabel

MNI (ROME) - The European Central Bank expects that  more banks will tap Frankfurt’s liquidity-providing operations as excess liquidity declines due to quantitative tightening, Executive Board member Isabel Schnabel said in a speech on Thursday.

 “Excess liquidity remains ample in the euro area” and the reduction of collateral scarcity is helping to improve market functioning, Schnabel said, noting that many banks still don’t participate in the repo market.

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MNI (ROME) - The European Central Bank expects that  more banks will tap Frankfurt’s liquidity-providing operations as excess liquidity declines due to quantitative tightening, Executive Board member Isabel Schnabel said in a speech on Thursday.

 “Excess liquidity remains ample in the euro area” and the reduction of collateral scarcity is helping to improve market functioning, Schnabel said, noting that many banks still don’t participate in the repo market.

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