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Bank of Greece: There Are No Indications that Banks Increase Lending Rates More During the Upturn and Reduce Them Less During the Downturn
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The transmission of ECB monetary policy decisions to business lending rates in Greece is taking place in a symmetrical manner, with no evidence that banks raise interest rates more when they rise and lower them less when they fall, according to an analysis by the Bank of Greece included in the latest Monetary Policy Report. In particular, as stated, “there is no evidence that banks raise lending rates more in the uptrend and lower them less in t…
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