The European Central Bank is widely expected to prolong massive monetary stimulus Thursday as the election of Donald Trump and fears for heavyweight member Italy rattle the eurozone.
08.12.2016
(AFP) The European Central Bank is widely expected to prolong massive monetary stimulus Thursday as the election of Donald Trump and fears for heavyweight member Italy rattle the eurozone.
Most analysts predict president Mario Draghi will extend an 80-billion-euro per month bond-buying scheme beyond the current March deadline at his press conference.