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- ECB President Draghi's economic growth in the euro area remains weak
ECB President Draghi's economic growth in the euro area remains weak
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The Governing Council may consider further non-standard measures
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The ECB may hold direct open market operations, within its mandate
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Governments must be prepared to activate the EFSF / ESM in the bond market
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The government should continue fiscal consolidation
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Euro irreversible
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The risk premium on bonds of some countries is extremely high
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Further tension in the market - a risk factor for economic growth
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Increased uncertainty puts pressure on the mood, trust
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Inflation expectations remain restrained
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Inflation should continue to decline in 2012
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The basic rate of monetary growth remains subdued
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