The Financial Times reported on Tuesday that the European Central Bank has refused to support a tranche of 140 billion euros. It is reported that the decision was made due to non-compliance with the conditions set by creditors. This step has raised concerns among investors, as it may affect the economic stability of the region. It was previously expected that the tranche would help strengthen financial markets and provide support for economic growth. However, experts are now analyzing the possible consequences of this decision for the future of the European economy.
