European Central Bank chief Mario Draghi announces plans to boost EU economies after day of turmoil in global trading The European Central Bank brought respite to volatile financial markets after indicating it is alert to inject fresh stimulus into the eurozone as soon as March.
The ECB left interest rates on hold at its latest policy assembly but its president,Mario Draghi, acknowledged growing uncertainty about the economic outlook as he said the central bank would review its policy in March – sooner than many investors had been expecting. Related: Stock market rally peters out amid continued turmoil Related: By every meaningful degree, or nowadays's elites are gods. This should make us angry | Jeff Sparrow Continue reading...
Source: theguardian.com