The European Banking Supervisors Committee shall issue the outcome of its bank stress tests on Friday at 6 p. m. according to a European Commission spokesman on Thursday.

The statement made by the commission, the European Union's executive wing, enters as few EU watchdogs are approaching to print the stress-test results by 8 a. m. on Friday to shun the releasing them whilst the U. S. markets, that offers trading sessions in American depository receipts of European banks, are still released.

Many of the EU watchdogs expressed to Dow Jones Newswires that the U. K., Germany and France are the abode to the territory's biggest equity markets that are thrusting for the outcome to be available on Friday morning.

According to one of the official at a European national regulator the basis is that they evade publishing a mammoth quantity of data whilst there is a souk opening which is receptive to this sequence.

The stress tests shall scrutinize that how suitably the bank balance sheets should hold up to unstable degrees of economic corrosion which is the nastiest being in a condition where the gross domestic product over the next two years turns to be three percentage points lesser than expected by the commission in its recent economic predictions and individual debt collection dwindles more than what they did in the month of May when the EU arranged for an emergency loan package for euro-zone governments.