20:25 March 23, 2015
(AGI) – Rome, March 23 – The European economy will grow ‘more’ expectations and the prices will rise again at the end of the year. ECB President Mario Draghi at the European Parliament delivered a reassuring message, defends the monetary policy decisions of the Eurotower and returns to ask governments to continue on the path of reform. Inflation in the Eurozone will remain ” very low or negative in the coming months “, but will begin ‘to rise gradually towards the end of the year, begins Draghi, that for 2015 the average price will be’ 0%, but will rise ‘to 1.5% in 2016 and 1.8% in 2017.
And if the specter of deflation can’ be removed, continuing the number one institute in Frankfurt, also the progress of ‘economy as a whole may be better than expected: European growth is “gaining momentum” and “the basis for economic recovery in the eurozone and is’ clearly strengthened”, says the number one Eurotower.
L ‘institute had to revise upwards its forecasts for 2015 and 2016 than earlier projections of December, respectively 0.5% and 0.4%, adds: “This is’ particularly due to the drop in oil prices, the gradual consolidation of external demand, improved financing conditions thanks to our accommodative monetary policy and the euro deprezzamenteo “.
Draghi defends Quantitative easing launched from Frankfurt and confirms that the pace of purchases of government securities by ECB, started on March 9, will settle ‘on the 60 billion already’ by the end of this first month. Overall, purchases will amount to 60 billion a month “at least until the end of September 2016,” but in any case “until we see a sustained adjustment of inflation, consistent with our goal of achieving a rate of inflation below, but close to, 2% over the medium term. ” The same ECB announced today that the March 20, 2015, bought 26.3 million euro (28.7 billion dollars) in
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