La gestión del Banco Central Europeo ante la crisis
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Durante la crisis financiera, el Banco Central Europeo (BCE) ha reducido
sus tipos de interés oficiales a niveles históricamente bajos y ha adoptado una
serie de medidas de política monetaria no convencionales. Dichas medidas
se han mostrado eficaces para restablecer, en gran parte, la estabilidad y la
solidez del sistema financiero y de la economía. Sin embargo, las perspectivas
a largo plazo de un crecimiento sostenible y de un sistema financiero estable
en la zona euro requieren con urgencia la aplicación de diversas reformas de
gran alcance a la arquitectura de la Unión Económica Monetaria y del sistema
financiero.
During the financial crisis the European Central Bank has lowered its official interest rates to historically low levels and has implemented a number of nonconventional measures. Such measures have proven effective to restore, to a large extent, the stability and soundness of the financial system and the economy. Nevertheless, the long-term prospects for sustainable growth and financial stability demand the urgent implementation of a number of farreaching reforms of the architecture of the Economic Monetary Union and of the financial system.
During the financial crisis the European Central Bank has lowered its official interest rates to historically low levels and has implemented a number of nonconventional measures. Such measures have proven effective to restore, to a large extent, the stability and soundness of the financial system and the economy. Nevertheless, the long-term prospects for sustainable growth and financial stability demand the urgent implementation of a number of farreaching reforms of the architecture of the Economic Monetary Union and of the financial system.







