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17 Apr 2015
ECB’s QE has been striking; indications bode well for future economic activity – ECB’s Praet
FXStreet (Mumbai) - Chief Economist and Executive Board member of the European Central Bank (ECB) Peter Praet spoke during a panel on “The Elusive Pursuit of Inflation” at the IMF Spring Meetings Seminar in the US capital.
Key Quotes:
Addressing fears that "disinflation" could become a longer term problem in the euro zone, Praet said that recent data show "a turnaround in inflationary pressures in line with the cyclical upturn" and "indications bode well for future economic activity".
"Euro area inflation declined substantially over the past year" and "all the indications are there to support the view that inflation will gradually return to our definition of price stability of below but close to 2%,"
"Is sustained disinflation indeed a realistic possibility?" "I believe it is not,"
"The power that negative rates have had in propagating our policy stimulus has been striking."
"What is needed is to boost growth via increased investment, as investment not only creates current demand but future supply."
Key Quotes:
Addressing fears that "disinflation" could become a longer term problem in the euro zone, Praet said that recent data show "a turnaround in inflationary pressures in line with the cyclical upturn" and "indications bode well for future economic activity".
"Euro area inflation declined substantially over the past year" and "all the indications are there to support the view that inflation will gradually return to our definition of price stability of below but close to 2%,"
"Is sustained disinflation indeed a realistic possibility?" "I believe it is not,"
"The power that negative rates have had in propagating our policy stimulus has been striking."
"What is needed is to boost growth via increased investment, as investment not only creates current demand but future supply."