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Policymakers leave rates on hold and wait for Covid vaccines to aid reopening of economy
Conservative policymakers urge central bank to lay ground for tighter monetary policy
Rate of bond-buying had slowed despite rising yields pushing up cost of finance
Policymakers stayed cautious during debt market sell-off that pushed up eurozone financing costs
Yield curve control makes monetary policy more effective
Monetary stimulus is necessary but cannot do all the work
Central bank expands bond-buying programme to provide more cheap funding for banks
Four key things to watch out for at this week’s European Central Bank meeting
Pandemic will push sovereign borrowings above size of bloc’s economy for first time
Riksbank downgrades output forecasts as coronavirus cases rise sharply in country
Central bank’s longest serving council member fires parting shot
Eurozone countries will be able to finance yawning deficits without investor contributions
Weak growth, negative rates and sub-zero inflation leave policymakers searching for answers
Central bank stimulus pushes struggling companies to less costly public markets
Market Questions is the FT’s guide to the week ahead
Fall in prices poses challenge for ECB ahead of policy meeting next week
No change in rates or scale of bond-buying as economic outlook tentatively brightens
President wants central bank to ‘explore every avenue’ in fight against climate change
ECB’s €1.35tn intervention sparks recovery in bond prices as Covid-19 fallout continues
Olaf Scholz says documents released by the bank show it considered effects of bond-buying programme
Policymakers agreed that positive effects outweighed ‘negative side effects’, minutes show
German finance minister seeks to reassure constitutional court on flagship policy
Jens Weidmann tells MPs he is confident clash over bond-buying programme can be resolved
Lagarde expected to announce new coronavirus measures and downplay hopes of swift rebound
Central bank’s pandemic stimulus programme could increase from current €750bn level
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