Sucheta Dalal :Why a European version of quantitative easing (QE) will be tough
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Why a European version of quantitative easing (QE) will be tough  

September 9, 2014

In the US, UK and Japan quantitative easing is straight forward. The central banks just add a couple of extra zeros to their balance sheets and then go on a spending spree buying the country’s debt. If the ECB wanted to do quantitative easing it would have to buy the debt of its members. This might be exceptionally difficult

 

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I wrote last May that the European economy was stagnating.

 

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