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Cash being stockpiled as store of value in low-interest rate era
Hundreds of lenders fear low interest rates will inflict long-term damage to returns
Most have an excess of deposits and now have to pay fees to park money at the ECB
Survey finds banks have tried to charge 20% of corporate customers to hold deposits
Countries on the fringes of the eurozone suffered after ECB lowered interest rates
Pressure on hundreds of savings banks could lead to wave of consolidation
Since the financial crisis there has been a lack of boldness in thought, as well as action
Sweden’s monetary guardian gives policy update on Tuesday
Marvin Goodfriend has described strategy a ‘feasible option’ as president eyes shake-up
Reversing negative interest rates would correct a policy mistake
Benchmark government debt turns negative for the first time since November
A fallacious idea of normality is a poor guide for monetary policy
ECB president moves to dispel rumours that the deposit rate will be raised this autumn
Central bank president says there is no reason for the ECB to change exit plans
Concerns over political instability and negative interest rates
