The European Central Bank and national central banks started buying soveeign debt under a plan to inect 1.1 trillion euros into the economy.<\/p>\n
Deutsche Bundesbank President Jens Weidmann\u2019s opposition to the ECB\u2019s move: \u201cThe most vocal critic of the European Central Bank\u2019s quantitative easing program criticized the program as it was being launched.<\/p>\n
The yuan is losing strength against the dollar, and now there is nervous talk about what would happen if China launched quantitative credit-easing moves.\u00a0 We have noted that this uneven application of QE and the differential interest rates across the globe impacts economies in odd ways that are only beginning to be noted.\u00a0 Currency wars result in some cases.<\/p>\n
Chinese regulators are turning to Japan for lessons on how to keep the world\u2019s second biggest economy from taking the same path of recession and deflation that has blighted its neighbor for the past 20 years.<\/p>\n
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