Economists fear that the loans provided by the European Central Bank simply could be creating the conditions for another banking crisis several years from now.

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Low-Interest Loans to European Banks Prompt Concern

Eurozone banks rush to take out three-year loans offered by the European Central Bank, borrowing 489bn euros.

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Huge demand for ECB’s bank loans

As European Central Bank cuts interest rates.

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Sarkozy: Save the Euro Now

The European Central Bank cuts interest rates back to their historic low of 1%, as expected by financial markets.

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ECB cuts interest rate back to 1%

President of the European Central Bank, Mario Draghi, says downside risks to the eurozone economic outlook have increased.

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ECB warning on ‘downside risks’

Stocks rose after six major central banks, including the Federal Reserve and the European Central Bank, said they had agreed to lower the cost of borrowing dollars for foreign banks.

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Central Banks Take Joint Action to Ease Debt Crisis

The financial stability of Europe has come down to one institution, the European Central Bank, which is under heavy pressure to rescue the euro.

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European Central Bank Resists Calls to Act in Debt Crisis

Former vice-president of the European Central Bank.

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Greece Picks New P.M.

In coordination with the United States Federal Reserve and other central banks, the European Central Bank said it would provide U.S. dollar-based loans to euro area banks.

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E.C.B. Moves to Provide Extra Liquidity

European Central Bank’s chief economist, Juergen Stark, resigns amid reports about disagreements over its bond buying policy.

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Chief economist resigns from ECB

European Central Bank (ECB) president Jean-Claude Trichet calls for swift action from eurozone leaders to help Greece.

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‘Swift action needed for Greece’

Top officials from the IMF, European Commission and European Central Bank are due to begin bail-out talks with Portugal shortly.

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Talks on Portugal bail-out terms

Eurozone interest rates have been raised to 1.25% from the record low of 1% by the European Central Bank.

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VIDEO: How Eurozone turmoil will affect the UK

Germany’s hopes for the next European Central Bank (ECB) head to be German have been dashed after another possible candidate ruled himself out of the job.

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New German setback over ECB post

The European Central Bank (ECB) has kept interest rates in the eurozone unchanged at a record low 1%.

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Eurozone interest rate held at 1%