In his address to the European Parliament on 25th February, 2015, Mario Draghi has said that there has been broad based easing
of financial conditions in money and bond markets in the euro area. He pointed out that lending rates to
households and firms have come down. Growth in credit to
the private sector turned positive in December for the first time since
mid-2012.
Coupled with what he
calls a measurable improvement in indicators of business and consumer
confidence, the euro area seems to be looking marginally better. Draghi sounds more confident and that should bolster the euro.
Schaeuble, the German Finance Minister although , still sounds pessimistic on the abilities of the Greeks to adhere to norms. On balance, Draghi sounds more convincing and accomodative.
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