No early end to ECB quantitative easing: economists
As currently planned, QE will end in September 2016 without tapering: survey
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THE European Central Bank (ECB) won't end its asset-buying programme early, though it might do so abruptly, economists say.
More than two-thirds of respondents in a Bloomberg survey said the ECB will stop quantitative easing (QE) in September 2016, as currently planned, and most of those said it'll do so without tapering purchases.
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