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Spain,United States : Spanish banks need at least $64 billion - IMF
Publish Date : 11-Jun-2012
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) is estimating that Spanish banks need at least a 40 billion euro (S$64 billion) capital injection following a stress test it performed on the country\'s financial sector.
The lending institution said on Friday that Spain\'s financial sector is well managed but is vulnerable. It recommended that banks raise capital by an additional unspecified amount beyond the 40 billion euro to properly restructure troubled banks.
The Spanish government appears resigned to the fact that it needs a bailout from Europe.
Spanish Deputy Prime Minister Soraya Saenz de Santamaria said on Friday that the country could decide this month whether to request a bailout. She said the government will not act until receiving evaluations from the IMF and two independent auditors Spain has hired. The auditors\' surveys are due by June 21.