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Despite the anti-crisis measures in the US and the euro area that were the  policy response to the global financial crisis in 2007 and 2008, the stress  on the interbank money market was still present in 2009 and 2010. The  increasing inflationary pressures will require an increase in the ECB key  interest rate in the second half of 2011. The over indebted euro area  countries will have to raise funds by issuing and selling bonds with high  yields. Taking into account such an environment, in this paper we analyze  the relevant interbank money market stress indicators during 2010 and the  beginning of 2011, in order to estimate the effects of money markets  interest rate movements on credit market interest rates, primarily in the  euro area, during the post-crisis period

The influence of interbank money market stress levels on credit markets during the postcrisis period in the US and the Euro area