Sandra Holdsworth, Fixed Income Manager, Kames Capital (16.06.2014):
The use of additional unconventional policy measures which could include quantitative easing, or the purchase of government bonds may succeed in reducing expectations of deflation and as a by-product may lead to some weakness in the value of the Euro. The risk however that such a programme may be subject to constitution challenges may prove damaging to confidence within the Euro area. It is possible too that such a programme has very little effect on the real economy as much of the financing in the Eurozone comes via the banking system rather than via the capital markets."
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