ECB's Philip Lane: Asymmetry between bond yields, core 'will have to be looked at'
ECB Chief Economist Philip Lane discusses the importance of an alignment between its monetary policy stance and new fragmentation tool from the annual conference on central banking in Sintra, Portugal.
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ECB's Philip Lane: Asymmetry between bond yields, core 'will have to be looked at'
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