Germany's Spahn: ECB should ensure exit from extraordinary monetary policy does not occur too late
|Speaking at a conference on Transatlantic relations at the German foreign ministry on Wednesday, Germany’s Deputy Finance Minister Jens Spahn warned that there would be side effects if the monetary policy did not normalize soon and said that the ECB should ensure that it does not exit its extraordinary monetary policy too late, as per Reuters reports.
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