The purchases will begin in March 2015 and eventually total $1.27 trillion, said ECB president Mario Draghi on Thursday Jan 22,2015
Critics had expressed concern that European taxpayers would have to foot the bill of such a programme, known as quantitative easing (QE), if any one country defaulted on its debt
QE is regarded as the central bank's most powerful tool yet to ward off deflation in the single currency area, where consumer prices actually started to fall
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