COPENHAGEN, March 15 (Reuters) - Iceland's financial
system is on solid footing, the Nordic country's central bank
said in a report on Wednesday.
"The systemically important banks have delivered solid
results and they have supported households and businesses. Their
capital and liquidity positions are strong," the central bank
said.
Iceland's inflation will however be "stubbornly high" while
debt service burdens will grow heavier, it added.
(Reporting by Louise Breusch Rasmussen, editing by Terje
Solsvik)
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