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European authorities will put their biggest banks through a test scenario that envisions plunging stock, bond and housing markets leading to the loss of a full 7 percentage points of growth over three years.

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In Europe, the zombie hunt is on.

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In Europe, the zombie hunt is on.

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The banking system in the 17-country eurozone has shrunk since the global financial crisis hit more than five years ago, and loans make up a smaller part of the sector's business, the European Central Bank said in a report yesterday.

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The European Central Bank is launching a review of 128 of the eurozone's biggest banks, a push to restore faith in the financial system — and lay the groundwork for growth — after similar studies fell short.

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The International Monetary Fund said Wednesday that European banks are under pressure to preserve capital and could cut back sharply on lending over the next two years, slowing the region's growth.

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European authorities will put their biggest banks through a test scenario that envisions plunging stock, bond and housing markets leading to the loss of a full 7 percentage points of growth over three years.

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In Europe, the zombie hunt is on.

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In Europe, the zombie hunt is on.

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The banking system in the 17-country eurozone has shrunk since the global financial crisis hit more than five years ago, and loans make up a smaller part of the sector's business, the European Central Bank said in a report yesterday.

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The European Central Bank is launching a review of 128 of the eurozone's biggest banks, a push to restore faith in the financial system — and lay the groundwork for growth — after similar studies fell short.

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The International Monetary Fund said Wednesday that European banks are under pressure to preserve capital and could cut back sharply on lending over the next two years, slowing the region's growth.

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