The European Central Bank will be able to cope with any problems that might emerge in the implementation of its asset-purchase program, Governing Council member Ignazio Visco said in an interview.
So far, policy makers have “no evidence” that there is a shortage of government bonds that may jeopardize the completion of a 1.7 trillion-euro ($1.9 trillion) quantitative easing program, Visco told Bloomberg after a meeting of G-20 finance chiefs in Chengdu, China. “We have not seen problems so far. If we find problems, we will find solutions.”
