Economists fearing shallow recovery see Draghi enlarging QE
Survey respondents who fret that the upturn won't last long say that he will do so within nine months
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MARIO Draghi's promise that the European Central Bank is willing to step up stimulus if needed is resonating with economists, who see the euro-area recovery as too shallow to be sustained.
More than two-thirds of respondents in a Bloomberg survey predict the ECB's president will expand or extend the 1.14 trillion-euro (S$1.82 trillion) quantitative-easing programme, and almost all of those say he'll do so within nine months.
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