A "correction" in inflation is needed to be able to end quantitative easing, European central Bank Governor Mario Draghi said Wednesday.
He said "persistent and prudent" monetary policy was needed.
All the jobs lost in the financial crisis have been
recovered, Draghi added.
He also said there were "risks" from exchange rates and US
protectionism.
Draghi added that interest rates will remain at current
levels "well beyond" the end of QE.
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