In addition, unemployment is not rising and the bloc's bank
sector is well capitalised, so there are no real concerns about
financial stability risks arising from the recent volatility in
bank shares, Schnabel told a lecture at Columbia University.
(Reporting by Michael Derby; writing by Balazs Koranyi; editing
by Mark Heinrich)
NEW YORK, March 27 (Reuters) - Recent survey data on
euro zone growth, including Monday's release of a key Ifo
sentiment indicator, have been "surprisingly positive", European
Central Bank board member Isabel Schnabel said on Monday.
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