€d_Modus Vivendi schreef op 28 juni 2016 11:37:
SINTRA, Portugal—European Central Bank President Mario Draghi urged major central banks to better coordinate their policies to tackle the shared problem of ultralow inflation, warning that competitive currency devaluations are a "lose-lose" for the global economy.
Speaking at a major ECB conference in Portugal, Mr. Draghi said divergent monetary policies among major central banks can create uncertainty about their policy intentions, "which in turn leads to higher exchange-rate volatility and risk premia."
"In a globalized world, the global policy mix matters—and will likely matter more as our economies become more integrated," Mr. Draghi said.
"So we have to think not just about whether our domestic monetary policies are appropriate, but whether they are properly aligned across jurisdictions."