By Jorge Valero
(EurActiv) -- The ECB said on Thursday (21 January) that it would not use its €1,850 trillion pandemic bond-buying programme in full if governments and companies can be financed in favourable conditions, signalling a possible tightening of its monetary stimulus in the future.
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ECB Considers Not Using €1.8 Trillion Pandemic Stimulus In Full
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