ECB may delay its stimulus exit amid concerns on Greece’s deficit |
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The (ECB) European Central Bank may be forced to cancel the withdrawal of emergency lending measures for the time-being because it could inflame financial market concerns about Greece, Spain and Portugal various economist have stated. Investors are dumping Greece, Spanish and Portuguese assets as their governments struggle to rein in their budget deficits, making it more expensive for them to finance the debt. Should the ECB go ahead with its exit strategy by pulling its unlimited cash support
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