(Reporting by Tom Sims;Editing by Elaine Hardcastle)
FRANKFURT, March 26 (Reuters) - The "impression" of the
European Central Bank is that recent turmoil in the banking
sector may result in lower growth and inflation rates, the
European Central Bank's vice president Luis de Guindos said.
"Our impression is that they will lead to an additional
tightening of credit standards in the euro area. And perhaps
this will feed through to the economy in terms of lower growth
and lower inflation," he told Business Post in an interview
posted on the ECB's website.
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