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- The European Central Bank could ease monetary policy in June to tackle low inflation
The European Central Bank could ease monetary policy in June to tackle low inflation
The European
Central Bank (ECB) President Mario Draghi said today at the ECB press
conference:
- The ECB
could ease monetary policy in June to tackle low inflation, but the ECB wants
to review new staff economic projections first (Mario Draghi has not specified
what kind of stimulus measures could be added by the ECB. Different stimulus measures
are possible like further cut in interest rates, new liquidity support for
banks or quantitative easing);
- Food,
energy prices, the strong euro and weak domestic demand are pushing down
inflation;
- The
European economy is “recovering moderately”;
- Labour
markets are showing the first signs of improvement;
- The ECB
is monitoring very closely the exchange rate of the euro;
- Inflation
is expected to remain at the current low level in the coming months;
- Deflation
risk has not increased;
- Low
inflation rate in the context of strong euro is a cause for concern;
- The
strong euro represents a risk to growth;
- The exchange
rate is not a policy target.
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