The European Central Bank will hold its latest policy meeting today. Ahead of the meeting, David Woodruff writes that while growth has resumed in the Eurozone, there are still serious problems across the single currency area, with unemployment at exceptionally high levels in several countries. He argues that the ECB’s primary focus should be on preventing deflation, and that it should look beyond a narrow preoccupation with deficit reduction and austerity policies
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Eight years have now passed since the start of the financial crisis. The subsequent Great Recession ...
On 6 September 2012 the European Central Bank (ECB) announced its ‘Outright Monetary Transactions’ (...
A survey of economic experts discusses quantitative easing and its impact on structural reforms in t...
The European Central Bank (ECB) is facing a dangerous trade-off between the control of supply-led in...
This Commentary summarises the main reasons why the ECB can no longer delay launching a massive bond...
Economic forces representing Anglo-America and Germany-Europa find themselves at loggerheads about h...
Figures released on 7 January by Eurostat indicate that inflation in the Eurozone turned negative in...
Since the beginning of the Global Crisis, the ECB has faced a sequence of problems. This column disc...
Germany has recently voiced criticism of the European Central Bank (ECB) from the perspective that i...
Responsible for monetary policy in one of the world's largest economic areas, the European Central B...
The eurozone remains in a deep, largely macro-economic crisis. A robust global economy and falling o...
The European Central Bank’s Governing Council faces a conundrum as it speeds up the withdrawal of st...
Since 2013, inflation in the euro area has been too low. In order to revive the economy and bring in...
The European Central Bank’s quantitative easing programme is scheduled to start this month. John Dou...
Erworben im Rahmen der Schweizer Nationallizenzen (http://www.nationallizenzen.ch)Worries about Ital...
Eight years have now passed since the start of the financial crisis. The subsequent Great Recession ...
On 6 September 2012 the European Central Bank (ECB) announced its ‘Outright Monetary Transactions’ (...
A survey of economic experts discusses quantitative easing and its impact on structural reforms in t...