Onderstaand staaft mijn visie als de ECB, dus Draghi op 22 januari QE-achtige maatregelen aankondigd :
The ECB’s 1 trillion euro quantitative-easing policy will support oil prices
The ECB’s vice president and second-in-command, Vitor Constancio, is now on record for advocating a 1 trillion euro quantitative-easing policy to begin as early as the first quarter of 2015. With the eurozone’s inflation rate now at a five-year low (and expected to fall to zero due to the recent decline in oil prices), we believe the argument for a quantitative-easing policy in the eurozone is compelling. We expect the ECB to purchase 1 trillion euros of the eurozone’s sovereign bonds (including those of Greece) over the next two years, to begin after its Jan. 22, 2015, meeting. This would improve the health of European banks’ balance sheets, which would encourage lending and improve the region’s economic and inflation outlook. An improved outlook in the eurozone will boost crude-oil demand and prices as well.