Quote from: Milotyc on January 24, 2015, 12:16:35 PM

Any thoughts on the recent 1,100,000,000,000 injection in this game?

Only the central bank chiefs of Germany, the Netherlands, Austria and Estonia opposed this QE.

"Most euro zone government bond yields are at ultra-low levels and the euro had already dropped sharply against the dollar. Lower borrowing costs and a weaker currency could both help to boost economic growth but there is a question about how much further either can fall."

It's nuts and it's planning the end of the euro as we know it. This plan has serious restrictions and the main thing is that bond purchases will be conducted by central banks in each country and will be the central banks of each country who bear the risk. This plan has nothing solidarity since Germany was able to impose its terms. Therefore, far from strengthening the European Union and give supportive signs, the new plan makes the difference and restore the order of countries and nationalities. Interestingly, restores the central banks in each country, which had disappeared from the scene after the creation of the euro..