The European Central Bank (ECB) took a first step on Thursday (26 October) towards the end of its emergency bond-buying programme to boost the eurozone economy.
From next January, the ECB will reduce purchases to €30 billion each month, down from €60 billion now.
It did not, however, fix an end date to the programme - which was launched in 2015 - and said it was ready to step it up if the eurozone economy was vulnerable again.
"The recalibration of our asset purchases refle...
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