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Euro still too high for most of Eurozone, say Bloomberg economists

Bloomberg economists suggest there is still a high risk of the ECB engaging in more euro-debasing monetary easing as inflation expectations remain low

By Richard Nehme | March 17, 2014 12:29 GMT
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