Some interventions in Europe
should not be designed "like Draghi did them", said CONSOB stock
market regulator chief Paolo Savona on Tuesday, refering to
European Central Bank (ECB) President Mario Draghi.
Savona added that "if you intervene on Italian public debt,
then you do so on German public debt, too."
Moreover, he added, Draghi "brought in Quantitative Easing in
2012, four years after the crisis broke out, when many Italian
businesses had already gone bankrupt".
Savona was speaking at the Rimini Meeting of the influential
Catholic group Communion and Liberation.
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