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ECB could introduce new policy tools if needed - ECB's Vasle
The European Central Bank is ready to step up its use of monetary policy tools and introduce new ones if necessary, governing council member Bostjan Vasle told Slovenian national news agency STA.
Vasle told STA the ECB could increase volumes and change the conditions for bond purchases.
Risks include U.S. policy, China's economic slowdown and Britain's departure from the European Union and could lead to a further slowing in the eurozone and lower inflation, he said.
"Because of the changed economic conditions, a reaction of other economic policies is needed, particularly fiscal policy and not just monetary policy," said Vasle.
"Actions of just one policy cannot change the flow of economic developments when considering the state we are in and the challenges ahead of us," he added.
He said current concerns are focused on an economic slowdown in the eurozone, rather than a recession.
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