ドイツ連邦銀行のJens Weidmanは、欧州中央銀行が、ほかの銀行の融資や資産を購入して、流動資金を増加させることを思案中。
El Bundesbank avala que el BCE salga a comprar activos como la Reserva Federal
Weidmann afirman que se estudia la efectividad, el coste y los efectos secundarios de las medidas no convencionales
Reportaje: La inflación baja asusta
Agencias 25 MAR 2014 - 13:36 CET
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The Bundesbank supports the ECB to purchase assets comes as the Federal Reserve
Weidmann claim that the effectiveness, cost and side effects of unconventional measures is studied
Feature: Low inflation scare
Agencies 25 MAR 2014 - 13:36 CET
Jens Weidmann , Bundesbank president and regarded as the head of the monetary orthodoxy within the Governing Council of the European Central Bank ( ECB) , admitted that the options of buying assets as U.S. President has done or fixing negative rates for bank deposits remain on the table . Such extraordinary measures would have to consolidate the nascent recovery in the eurozone economy .
" Unconventional measures under consideration represent a largely unexplored area and this necessitates a discussion of their effectiveness , as well as their costs and side effects ," said the governor of the Bundesbank in an interview with the MNI agency . "This does not imply that a program of QE (Quantitative Easing ) is out of the question ( ... ) but we need to ensure that the monetary financing prohibition is respected ," the German banker.
Furthermore, Weidmann believes that a good way to counter the strength of the euro would be a refusal to apply the deposits that banks prefer to safeguard the ' piggy bank ' ECB rather than lend or invest rate .
With the purchase of assets , called quantitative easing (QE ) is the credit purchase of assets or other financial institutions to increase liquidity , something that certainly would help tackle deflation now minimum low in Europe. Choosing this option would amount to a radical shift in policy that has so far carried out by the ECB , which has refused to implement this kind of encouragement without pressure from Germany .
ECB keeps interest rates as low as 0.25% since November and has guaranteed to continue at this level or below in order to support the recovery . In order to tackle the ballast effect of the appreciation of the euro on inflation, as more effect would , in the opinion of Weidmann , would be to impose a negative deposit rate . With this, banks would have to pay to leave their parked in the coffers of the central bank funds. " But we're talking about hypothetical scenarios and not of impending decisions ," insisted the German banker.
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