Draghi may have his way with QE early next year
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FROM his office on the 41st floor of the gleaming new European Central Bank (ECB) headquarters, Mario Draghi's view stretches far beyond Frankfurt's high-rise financial centre and he doesn't like what he sees.
The darkening outlook for the eurozone's flat and nearly inflation-less economy, exacerbated by tumbling oil prices, is driving him inexorably towards radical action.
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