Hugh: ECB should cut economies more slack; overnight successes unattainable

Economist Edward Hugh says the ECB should be more cognisant that the impact of QE on economies such as Spain will be a long-term process

June 2, 2015
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Transcript

Economist tells World Finance that QE’s artificial propping up of European economies has not created sustainable paths towards economic growth. Abenomics’ stands as a model worth examining.