If it is sustained for long enough, the policy stimulus being implemented in the euro-zone could eventually cause inflation to take off. However, we think it is more likely that policy is normalised as the crisis passes. The risk of an institutional slide towards higher inflation is lower in the euro-zone than elsewhere because of its preference for “prudent” economic policy and the built-in constraints of the currency union.
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