EU banks face toughest stress test for low rates, no EU-UK trade deal
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LONDON (Reuters) - The European Union's banking watchdog has launched its toughest stress test of lenders to check on their resilience to very low interest rates, trade tensions and Britain failing to get an EU trade deal after Brexit.The European Banking Authority (EBA) said on Friday its fifth test since the aftermath of the financial crisis a decade ago, when governments bailed out lenders, covers 51 banks, including four from Britain even though the country leaves the bloc on Friday.The..