Banks — not necessarily the same ones borrowing this week — have been depositing record amounts with the E.C.B., a sign that they are still afraid to lend it to peers on the interbank market.
In another indication of tension in the money markets, banks have been depositing record sums at the European Central Bank, where the cash earns 0.25 percent interest, rather than risk lending to each other.
Cornell community members and university units may deposit records such as publications, publication lists, reports, outreach materials, educational materials and learning objects, selected student works (with appropriate release forms), and other materials in eCommons, in order to provide public access to them.
Their piece, "Unofficial Deposited Records" (a detail above), is a collage of images and text relating to the Southwark area drawn from the archives of the nearby Southwark Local History Library.
The central bank reported that banks in the euro zone had deposited a record amount of overnight funds for the second day in a row.
The Bank of England says that savers deposited a record £1.1 billion in cash Isas in January (the most recent month for which figures are available), four times the £275 million deposited in the same month last year.
That observation is backed up by European Central Bank data released Friday that showed that banks had deposited a record 489.9 billion euros overnight, almost the same amount lent under the three-year program.
Banks have become so risk-averse that they deposited a record €44 billion ($62 billion) with the ECB on September 30th even though they could have earned more than two extra percentage points by lending to other banks.
Aeolian deposits record palaeoenvironmental conditions and may coin soil properties.
Fluvial deposits record proximal to medial braid-plains.
