- Brexit can have significant negative consequences for the euro area economy
- The impact on the eurozone can manifest itself through trade and financial markets
- It is of great importance which assets will be purchased under the program of quantitative easing
- What does matter is the total amount of purchases of assets
- The composition of the bonds purchased by the ECB still has value for investors
- While there are no clear signs of an uptrend in core inflation
- Overall inflationary pressures remain weak
- We will closely monitor the inflation outlook
- ECB ready to take action and use all the tools, if necessary
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