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The stability of short-term interest rates pass-through in the euro area during the financial market and sovereign debt crises

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Figure 1: Monetary and financial institutions’ interest rates to non-financial corporations  Maturity up to one year, January 2003-October 2014
Figure 2: Rolling variances of the changes in MFIs’ interest rates to non-financial corporations
Figure 3: Spread of the interest rates on new loans minus rates on deposits  Maturity up to one year, January 2003 – October 2014
Table 2: Correlation of changes in the rate on new deposits with changes in the EONIA, Euribor 3  months and Euribor 6 months (February 2003-October 2014)
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