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Monday 14 April 2014 1:13 am

Draghi could print money to prop up Euro

By: Express KCS

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THE European Central Bank will ease monetary policy further if the euro keeps strengthening, President Mario Draghi said over the weekend as world finance chiefs ramped up pressure on Europe to ward off deflation. “The strengthening of the exchange rate would require further monetary policy accommodation,” he said.

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