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- ECB BINI SMAGHI: At end of easing cycle, rates low, as in 2005
ECB BINI SMAGHI: At end of easing cycle, rates low, as in 2005
- Low rates less justified as deflation risks recede
- ECB studying how to return to competitive bidding on refi ops
- Most data confirm sustained global growth
- Sustained global growth also transmitted to euro area
- Euro's effective real fx rate 10% lower than 2005
- ECB can't base monetary policy on 2-3 nations w/10% of EMU GDP
- Greek debt restructuring would devastate greece
- Debt restructure would bring Greek economy to knees
- Greece restructure would strengthen eurosceptics
- Debt restructure would cause Greek bank system failure
- Other states must not push Greece to restructure debt
- No option for greece but to implement EU-IMF plan
- Post-2013, debt restructures must remain "exceptional"
- ECB to suspend Portugal rating criteria if it accepts EU-IMF plan
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