Banks cut reliance on ECB funds

Irish banks’ reliance on ECB funding continued to fall last month, hitting the lowest level for five years.

Banks cut reliance on ECB funds

New monthly data — published yesterday by the Department of Finance — showed total use of ECB facilities by all Irish- based banking institutions amounted to €43.6bn in July, down by about €2.5bn or 5% on the previous month. July’s reading was the lowest monthly level measured since Sept 2008.

Compared to the same month last year, ECB funding amongst all Irish-based banks was down by 45%, or €36.4m.

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