ECB Officials Haggle Over Fresh Stimulus in Draghi's Aftermath
- Council member Hansson sees no `convincing reason' for action
- Coeure says slow rebound in inflation may force ECB's hand
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Not all European Central Bank officials agree that more stimulus is needed.
Less than a week after President Mario Draghi primed investors for an expansion of quantitative easing and the possibility of another cut in the deposit rate, Governing Council members are publicly revealing the arguments that will define their Dec. 3 decision-making meeting.