Statements are increasing demand for greater involvement of the European Central Bank in supporting countries' debt fragile. Germany opposes even his veto. But until when? German Chancellor Angela Merkel.
The list of support for bold action from the European Central Bank (ECB) on the European debt grows by the day. On Tuesday the United States have supported through the U.S. ambassador to the European Union. William Kennard suggested essentially the ECB to take as an example the action of the Fed during the crisis. Much more direct, the former head of Credit Lyonnais Jean Peyrelevade said that "if one does not involve the ECB, while Petera." This does not prevent the leaders of the Central Bank to resist these demands, aided by Germany, its largest shareholder.
- The ECB will increase its capital to 5 billion euros
- The draft European bonds must be restarted
- EU leaders under pressure on debt
- French banks on the stock market bounce, great nervousness