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The ECB announces interest rate cuts: explanations

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  The ECB announces interest rate cuts: explanations
By Benoît Heitz | Head of Global Economic Forecasting | 07/05/13
Why has the ECB again eased its monetary policy? How will developing the securitisation market help the euro zone?
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