Economics
ECB Charts Lone Crisis Stimulus in Choppy Wake of Shifting Fed
- U.S. exit from crisis measures could complicate ECB’s job
- Weaker euro, higher rates would work in opposite directions
The European Central Bank (ECB) headquarters in Frankfurt, Germany.
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European Central Bank officials are gearing up for a new phase of crisis response where their ultra-loose monetary stimulus becomes an increasingly lonely effort while the rest of the world moves on.