European Central Bank Maintain At 0,75% Level

European central banks, such as market forecasts, kept its benchmark rate at 0.75% level. Previously, economists and analysts estimates compiled by Reuters, the European Cental Bank (ECB) will maintain this rate until July 2014.

Earlier, markets expect the ECB to take action on the euro that are considered to disrupt exports and economic recovery. Moreover, economic policy easing America (U.S.) and Japan will lead to the dollar and the yen weakened.

"The euro is now a bit too strong," said Bernard Charles, President Director (CEO) Dassault Systemes SA, the French software manufacturer. Reinforcement is feared disrupt export businesses.

A source said the President of the ECB, Mario Draghi has also reached an agreement with the Irish who decided to liquidate Anglo Irish Bank, the bank that received a bailout in 2009 as the credit crisis real estate. In liquidation, the government of Ireland to avoid paying debt costs € 3.1 billion per year until 2023 to replace the promissory note as government bonds.

Elsewhere, the Bank of England (BOE) maintained its bond purchases at £ 375 billion (U.S. $ 589 billion) and maintains interest rate at the level of 0.5%.