Economics
ECB to Decide ‘Meeting by Meeting’ on Stimulus, Lane to WSJ
- Inflation outlook is not satisfactory, chief economist says
- Recovery will continue though next phase set to be tougher
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The European Central Bank isn’t happy with the inflation outlook and will decide “meeting by meeting” whether more monetary stimulus will be needed, chief economist Philip Lane said in an interview with the Wall Street Journal.