|
|
发表于 2012-7-27 08:18 PM
|
显示全部楼层
phph 发表于 2012-7-27 07:57 PM 
ecb没说什么吧
就是和fed的老调重弹一样的，
就算买西班牙债卷，也只是买一点，和以前一样，没什么 大作用 ...
RANKFURT—European Central Bank officials signaled they are prepared to dramatically ramp up the ECB's crisis response by renewing the central bank's dormant government bond-purchase program.
"Within our mandate, the ECB is willing to do whatever it takes to preserve the euro and, believe me, it will be enough," ECB President Mario Draghi said in a speech in London, one week ahead of the ECB's next policy meeting.
Thursday's comments were a reversal from cautious remarks Mr. Draghi made just three weeks ago that appeared to rule out new ECB action. The ECB didn't discuss new measures to stabilize financial markets and the economy beyond reducing interest rates by one-quarter point, Mr. Draghi said after the ECB's last meeting on July 5. He also said there is "nothing to gain" by acting outside the ECB's mandate, thereby "destroying" its credibility.
Now, Mr. Draghi has put the ECB's credibility on the line in the opposite way. By signaling that the central bank is open to buying massive amounts of bonds or other steps such as unlimited bank loans, he is putting pressure on the ECB to deliver. If the ECB only unveils small measures, or does nothing at all, when it meets next Thursday, financial markets would likely be thrown back into chaos, analysts warn.
Still, questions linger over exactly how much a divided ECB will be able to deliver. The ECB bought around 45 billion in Greek bonds, a sizable share of the country's outstanding debt, but was unable to keep Athens from careening into default. Purchases of Italian and Spanish bonds during the second half of last year failed to keep borrowing costs down for long. |
|
狗仔卡
发表于 2012-7-27 07:57 PM
提升卡
置顶卡
沉默卡
喧嚣卡
变色卡
Hope this maddog steps down soon.