ECB's Draghi looking at options to drive QE forward
Euro hits two-week high, bond yields rise across eurozone, stock markets fall in reaction
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EUROPEAN Central Bank (ECB) president Mario Draghi said on Thursday that the bank was looking at options to ensure that it could pursue its unprecedented money-printing programme, with eurozone inflation still way below its official target.
However the bank stopped short of confirming a specific extension of its 80 billion euro (S$121.6 billion) monthly asset purchases, reaffirming its existing line that they would continue until next March or beyond if necessary.
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