Economic reality is set to box Mario Draghi into a corner
London
THE European Central Bank policy could have ended its year with a non-event on Thursday, merely filling in the gaps left after October's decision to curb quantitative easing from January. Instead, policy makers are poised to unveil new growth and inflation estimates that will prove fundamental in dictating how next year unfolds.
At least six of the 25 governing council members have already called for QE to end in September, when the current extension is scheduled to …
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