FRANKFURT, Jan 23 (Reuters) - The key euro-priced bank-to-bank lending rate ticked down on Thursday after the European Central Bank pushed more cash into the money markets. Higher demand in the ECB's main refinancing operation and a partially failed sterilisation of bond buys injected close to 50 billion euros of extra money into the markets on Wednesday, sending market rates down. On Thursday, the three-month Euribor rate, traditionally the main gauge of unsecured bank-to-bank lending,
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