- Can gauge in Q1 if pace of balance sheet expansion is on track to return to early 2012 size
- If not we will have to consider buying other assets including sov bonds in secondary market
- Sov QE would be a pure monetary policy decision
- Inflation threatens to continue on the low side while low growth environment creates risks for fabric of euro area
- Buying sov bonds would influence inflation expectations and exchange rate
- Current stimulus is expected to to achieve ECB asset goal
- It is not the job of ECB to pressure governments
EUR/USD chalks up another ECB man priming QE. It comes with the same old ‘wait for the data/current stimulus results' but there's no doubt they're ready to pull the trigger. It heightens the prospect of getting the full details at next week's ECB meeting
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