Eurozone finance chiefs downplayed fears over European banks after the sector lost almost 10 percent on the market in recent days.
Meeting in Brussels for a Eurogroup event they insisted that the rules adopted since the start of the financial crisis were sufficient protection against the risk of sell-offs or destabilisation.
“The euro area is structurally in a much better position now than some years ago. And this is true also for European banks,” Eurogroup president Jeroen Dijsse...
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