Should The ECB do More? Can It Do More?

A Bloomberg opinion article discusses how the ECB has to do more in order to revive the European economy, lower rates and perhaps even continue with the asset purchase programme. However, I think the European path is set already and no miracles can be done. The only thing we can do is to invest for ourselves, no matter the ECB and the EURO.

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[John-vfqe]

I think they have to do more. The European economy has been sluggish for a while now, and inflation isn't where it needs to be. If they don’t step in with more aggressive action, it could get worse. Lower rates would encourage borrowing and investment, and asset purchases could provide more liquidity to the market

[Nellykotsch]

The knowledge you share here is extremely unique. i must say you and trader Cischke have really brought me far on this journey of growing my finance.

[henryfriedel]

It's not the money, it's the regulations and bureaucracy.

[TheRustyLM]

Europe totally bungled its energy policy.
High energy prices give you high unemployment.

[yeschuamaranatha]

Thank you Sven. Monetary politics is one side. That the EU became a burocratic monster which is generating crazy laws on a daily basis, is the other.

[IncomeWeekly]

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[garnold-lp]

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[OptionData-eb]

Europe may be in dire straits, but the only stocks I see sinking daily are a little further East in China. Hang Seng and CSI are already down 4% for the year. The PBOC keeps making promise but nobody really cares at this point. Does anybody still believe this unmitigated disaster is recoverable?

[pjviitas]

Once again Sven thanks for sharing your past experiences...great stuff...thanks for taking the time

[Storgaaard]

Thank you for a great video. As a politician i love to hear your perspective on macroecomics and the EU economy. Would love to hear you elaborate on how we get out of “the rock and a hard place”

[stanislavgritciuk]

Great video thanks Sven. Another drawback is lack of energy while pushing costly renewables agenda. And of course risk of wars

[aivetrading]

That's a great topic Sven, please continue with Europe discussions

[gainde]

Crazy to lower interest rates with 4.1% inflation. What's your opinion on this?

[GraveNX]

Great video sven, i would be interested in more like this, maybe even an update on your book recomendations on economies in general !

[deepsudeep]

What's better hold foreign stocks in euros or European stocks in USD 😉

[icossss]

Even when they tried to push rates to zero economy was not accelerating that well. The problem lies within the overall economic system of Europe and how it has been built. There is the need for structural changes in laws.

[og]

Thank you for the analysis, Sven! Can you please cover GRANOLAS stocks, which are considered to be European “magnificent seven” counterpart.

[paullestrange]

Can you discuss MMT from your perspective?

[marcojansen]

If you correct for 5-7% inflation is there 0% growth or even less?..

[drawdescorp]

Hi Sven, what is your opinion about Argentina’s president Milei, to get rid of the central bank, would be a solution elsewhere? Thanks!