EBZk % 2an mantendu ditu interes-tasak, aurreikuspenak beteta
Christine Lagardek ohartarazi du merkataritza-tentsioek eta horiei lotutako ziurgabetasunek euroguneko jarduerari dakarkion arriskuaz, eta horiek azkar konpontzeak eurogunerako pizgarri izan daitekeela ziurtatu du.
Europako Banku Zentralak (EBZ) interes-tasak % 2an mantentzea erabaki du, eurogunean inflazioa % 2ra jaistea lortu ondoren. Moneta erakundeak ziurgabetasuna mantentzen dela azpimarratu du, "batez ere merkataritza arloko liskarren ondorioz".
Ekonomiak, orain arte, erresistentziarako gaitasuna erakutsi du nazioartean, eta, beraz, asteko birfinantzaketa-enkanteen interes-tasak % 2,15ean mantendu ditu, eta kreditu-erraztasuna, bankuei egun bakarrera eskaintzen dien interesa, % 2,40an.
EBZk erabakiko du hurrengo bileretan interes-tasekin zer egin, datuen arabera, eta bilera bakoitzean hartuko ditu erabakiak, moneta-politikaren noranzko egokia zehazteko. Etorkizuneko erabakiak inflazio-perspektiben alorrean oinarrituko dira, bai eta horiek dituzten arriskuen azterketan ere, datu ekonomiko eta finantzario berriak kontuan hartuta.
Testuinguru horretan, Christine Lagarde Europako Banku Zentraleko presidenteak ohartarazi du euroguneko jarduerarentzat arrisku handia dela merkataritza-tentsioak eta horiei lotutako ziurgabetasunak areagotzea, eta, aldiz, horiek azkar konpontzea pizgarri izan daitekeela eurogunearentzat.
"Egoera onean gaude, inguruabar zurrunbilotsuei eta batez ere muga-zergekin lotutako arriskuei aurre egiteko prest", ziurtatu du Lagardek.
Urtebetean zazpi jaitsiera izan ditu; iazko ia % 4tik egungo % 2raino. Irailean dute hurrengo bilera, eta ez dirudi beste jaitsierarik egongo denik. Lagardek aurreratu du, ez dela aldaketarik egongo inflazioa apur bat desbideratzen bada.
Europako sindikatuek erabakia kritikatu dute
Ildo horretatik, Europako Sindikatuen Konfederazioak EBZren erabakia kritikatu du, Europako ekonomia bultzatzeko eta muga-zergei aurre egiteko interes-tasak ez murrizteagatik.
"Interes-tasetan murrizketa batzuk egin ondoren, Europako ekonomia bultzatzeko nahikoak ez zirenak, EBZk interes-tasak bere horretan mantentzea erabaki du. Bere funtsezko zeregina bete zezakeen interes-tasak nabarmen murriztuz, gure ekonomiak etsi-etsian behar duen inbertsioa eta langileen gastua sustatuz", ziurtatu du Esther Lynch Europako Sindikatuen Konfederazioko idazkari nagusiak ohar batean.
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