FRANKFURT (Reuters) - The European Central Bank sees "very little evidence" of higher rates in the money markets as a result of its decision to create a two-tier rate on deposits, the ECB's Vice President Luis de Guindos said on Tuesday.
"If (inter-bank lending) transactions were to occur at higher rates than before, then we may see upward pressure on certain money market rates," de Guindos said.
"At this stage, we see very little evidence of this being priced in by the market, but the ECB will continue to actively monitor conditions in the money market," he added.
