VIENNA (Reuters) – Euro zone banks shouldn’t bet on governments stabilising the economy once more and must instead watch for loans that go unpaid, the European Central Bank’s top supervisor Andrea Enria said on Tuesday. Enria said the COVID-19 pandemic had a smaller impact than feared on banks’ balance sheets also thanks to generous help from governments and central banks, but these were unlikely to come to the rescue again this time as inflation was high. “The situation we are facing today is therefore quite different from the one during the pandemic and expectations about forthcoming governm…