
The Covid-19 crisis prompted an almost immediate response from governments and central banks around the world. In Europe, the European Central Bank launched an unprecedented program of large-scale asset purchases, worth €1.35 trillion. Two economists from BSI Economics, Julien Pinter (Researcher, Charles University (Prague)) and Adrien Tenne (Manager, Kearney (Paris)), will analyze the consequences and challenges of central bank monetization in the short, medium, and long term, as well as the various effects that could be expected in terms of inflation, speculative bubbles, and a possible loss of confidence in the currency.
On Wednesday, October 28 at 6 p.m., we will provide an update on the various effects and challenges of the excess liquidity created by central banks in Europe and around the world.
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