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Peter Praet of E.C.B. Says More Eurozone Stimulus May Be Needed

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ECB executive board member Peter Praet, says that the oil price drop could mean negative inflation for a large part of 2015. He told German financial newspaper Borsen Zeitung, that inflation could be lower than the 0.7% forecast by ECB economists. The risk is that businesses would be reluctant to invest in such an environment. Praet said the danger is that businesses and households would reduce their long term growth expectations and adapt to low growth and low inflation. For the ECB the question will be has it done enough to avoid this.

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Draghi says any risks of a bubble should be tackled with tighter financial regulation and not by raising rates for fragile economies in Europe in 2014-2015. He sees frothy conditions in the market but no signs of a bubble in the eurozone.

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