Investors fear end of all the easy money
Investors have good reason to be nervous about the ECB president Mario Draghi's upcoming key note speech. There's a big chance it won't be good for sharemarkets.
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Investors have good reason to be nervous about the ECB president Mario Draghi's upcoming key note speech. There's a big chance it won't be good for sharemarkets.
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