Bank loans, the company once again fall, in Europe, another sign that the economy is still weak, the use of euro 17 European Union countries.
The European central bank said on Thursday, non-financial enterprise loans dropped 1.4%, by last year's November.
This is a sign that enterprise still risk-averse and reference, although the European central bank record low benchmark interest rate 0.75%. The European central bank expected, the euro zone economy will shrink 0.3%, 2013 years to start recovery in the later one year.
IHS Global Insight analysts Howard Archer (Howard Archer) said, these figures show that "family and enterprise are not willing to borrow new debt weak economic activity level and the uncertainty surrounding the economic outlook is still significant."



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