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ECB has more work to do in 2014

The ECB’s Governing Council appears unlikely to make any substantive policy changes at its first policy meeting of the year on 9th January. But the ongoing combination of weak economic growth, a damagingly strong currency and poor liquidity conditions will maintain the pressure on the central bank to take further action to support the region’s fragile economic recovery in 2014.

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