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In reply to the discussion: STOCK MARKET WATCH -- Monday, 15 December 2014 [View all]xchrom
(108,903 posts)21. Draghi’s QE Battle Almost Won as Economists See Action
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2014-12-15/draghi-s-qe-battle-almost-won-as-economists-see-action.html
The battle over whether to start quantitative easing in the euro region is all but won, economists say.
More than 90 percent of respondents in Bloombergs monthly survey predict the European Central Bank will begin large-scale buying of government bonds next year, up from 57 percent last month. An announcement will most likely come in the first quarter, with any decision taken against the objections of some policy makers, the poll of 55 economists showed.
With less than six weeks to go before the ECBs next monetary-policy meeting, President Mario Draghis drive to corner dissent on more stimulus is taking on added urgency. Plunging oil prices threaten to tip the 18-nation economy into deflation, and banks are showing little appetite to use cheap central-bank cash to boost lending.
There is no doubt that the ECB will scale up its expansionary policies -- its just a matter of timing, said Duncan de Vries, an economist at NICB Bank NV in The Hague. The ECB will remain under huge pressure to protect its credibility and fulfill its price-stability mandate.
The battle over whether to start quantitative easing in the euro region is all but won, economists say.
More than 90 percent of respondents in Bloombergs monthly survey predict the European Central Bank will begin large-scale buying of government bonds next year, up from 57 percent last month. An announcement will most likely come in the first quarter, with any decision taken against the objections of some policy makers, the poll of 55 economists showed.
With less than six weeks to go before the ECBs next monetary-policy meeting, President Mario Draghis drive to corner dissent on more stimulus is taking on added urgency. Plunging oil prices threaten to tip the 18-nation economy into deflation, and banks are showing little appetite to use cheap central-bank cash to boost lending.
There is no doubt that the ECB will scale up its expansionary policies -- its just a matter of timing, said Duncan de Vries, an economist at NICB Bank NV in The Hague. The ECB will remain under huge pressure to protect its credibility and fulfill its price-stability mandate.
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