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What is the Front Line of The U.S.? The European Central Bank has a good track record when it comes to flexibly deploying its monetary instruments and will continue that approach even after the pandemic crisis, according to policy maker Pierre Wunsch.
It is important to understand that if we would exit Pandemic Emergency Purchase Program, that s not exiting a very supportive monetary policy to get back to our 2% objective, the Governing Council member said. We ve shown a lot of flexibility in the past - whether we need here and there to change our instruments, we re going to have a discussion. Essentially, we have a good track record. The comments from the National Bank of Belgium governor reflect how the ECB is approaching a crucial moment in its policy deliberations as it prepares to map out post-covid stimulus plans.
Officials are also in the process of delaying how long-lasting the current bout of inflation pressures could become. Consumer prices in the euro area are now increasing at an annual rate of 3.4%, far faster than the ECB s 2% goal.
While most policy makers have dismissed the recent spike as largely persistent, some have started to warn that price pressures could become more transitory, setting the scene for an intense discussion on the future of stimulus.
The Frankfurt based central bank is expected to announce the next steps of its emergency bond buying program in December. A key issue on which to discuss will be whether to make an older bond purchase program more flexible once tools linked to the crisis are phased out.
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