ECB’s Cœuré says it is time to think about exit from unconventional policies

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Central banks around the world will soon have to start thinking about how to exit from unconventional monetary policies employed during the global financial crisis, Benoît Cœuré, a member of the executive board of the European Central Bank (ECB), said today.

At a conference in Geneva, Cœuré said the ECB did not have the problem of exiting from quantitative easing, but would still have to consider when – and whether – to exit from its "full allotment" liquidity provision, which offers banks

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