Frances Coppola: Inflation, the ECB’s Unique Monetary Policy, and the Outlook for Eurozone Economy

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On this episode of Inside The Markets, StockPulse.com sits down with Frances Coppola, an independent economics writer at Coppola Comment. Frances used to work for banks. Now she writes about them, as well as economics and finance. Her work is regularly featured on the Financial Time's Alphaville blog, and has also been quoted in The Economist, the Wall Street Journal, The New York Times and The Guardian, as well as the BBC. In this episode of ITM, she breaks down the ECB's unique monetary policy, a dictatorship and captured central bank in Turkey, as well as what happens to the Eurozone if the German economy catches a cold. Find more of our expert interview series, Inside the Markets, at https://www.stockpulse.com/Media ✔️ Drill down deeper into the hottest commodity news, research, and

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